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Unipad: single stroke text entry with language-based acceleration

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A stylus-based text entry technique called Unipad is presented. Unipad combines single-stroke text input with language-based acceleration techniques, including word completion, su...

I. Scott MacKenzie, Javier Chen, Aleks Oniszczak

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