Kanji Display

Soft Display Key For Kanji Input

The concept of a soft display key as applied to input of large character sets or vocabularies such as Kanji, the ancient Chinese ideographic script is discussed. The Japanese orthography and the necessity of using Kanji characters in data terminals are explained. Problems arising from the number and complexity of Kanji symbols for the manufacture and use of keyboard devices are stated. A review...

Building A Graphetic Dictionary For Japanese Kanji - Character Look-Up Based On Brush Strokes Or Stroke Groups, And The Display Of Kanji As Path Data

kanji contains too little information on how Reading and writing Japanese isn’t easy for Japanese and foreigners alike. While Japanese learn these skills at school, foreigners should be helped by good teaching material and dictionaries. Kanji lexica have to be very different from other dictionaries. Unfortunately existing lexica normally expect that the users already have a lot of information o...

Rotated Kanji Character Recognition

We proposed a rotated character recognition method using eigen-subspace characterized multiple projection and simple projection. Then the multiple projections showed a higher accuracy at low dimensions than a simple projection for alphanumeric 62 categories. This time, we applied it for the first class of Japanese Industrial Standard (JIS) Kanji set which includes 2,965 categories. As the resul...

Augmented Reality Kanji Learning

ARToolKit programmers are familiar with the kanji symbols supplied with the distribution. Most of them have do not know what these kanji symbols mean. We propose a piece of educational software that uses collaborative Augmented Reality (AR) to teach users the meaning of kanji symbols. The application is laid out as a two player Augmented Reality computer game. The novelty of our approach is tha...

New Primitives and Kanji Primitives