Sign languages are the most common mode of communication with and between hearing-impaired individuals. In the Arab world, Arabic sign language is used with different dialects supporting a distinct set of rules for the gestures used. With research on natural language processing advancing, models have been developed to translate sign language to spoken language and vice versa. However, Arabic sign language has rarely been studied due to the lack of availability of datasets dealing with Arabic sign language.

Nowadays road accident in Bangladesh is a buzzword due to its lack of carefulness of the driver of the vehicle where some parameter exists. The traffic safety of the roadway is an essential concern not only for transportation governing agencies but also for citizens of our country. For safe driving suggestions, the important thing is to find the variables that are tensed to relate to the fatal accidents that are occurring often. In this dataset, we provides a detailed account of the road accidents that covers the year of 2016 to 2019.

Many of the publicly available electrocardiogram (ECG) databases either have a low number of people in the database, each with longer recordings, or have more people, each with shorter recordings. As a result, attempting to split a single database into training, testing, and, optionally, validation datasets is challenging. Some models seem to do well with larger training sets, but that leaves only a small set of data for testing. Moreover, if the ECG is segmented by heartbeat, the data are further limited by the number of heartbeats in the recording.

This dataset is used for sign language emotion recognition and contains five emotions from 12 participants (6 males and 6 females) with high-positive, low-positive, high-negative, low-negative, and neutral emotions. The surface electromyography (sEMG) and inertial measurement unit (IMU) sensors were used to capture 30 sign language sentence signals. Participants' emotions were activated by film clips.