: A comprehensive online unconstrained Chinese handwriting dataset, SCUT-COUCH2009, is introduced in this paper. As a revision of SCUT-COUCH2008 [1], the SCUT-COUCH2009 database co...
Lianwen Jin, Yan Gao, Gang Liu, Yunyang Li, Kai Di...
This paper describes a publicly available database, CASIA-OLHWDB1, for research on online handwritten Chinese character recognition. This database is the first of our series of on...
In this paper, we present a large scale off-line handwritten Chinese character database-HCL2000 which will be made public available for the research community. The database contai...
Honggang Zhang, Jun Guo, Guang Chen, Chun-Guang Li
This paper proposes a method for stroke segmentation to decompose Chinese characters to become individual strokes. The method first obtains the medial axes of any given Chinese cha...
—One of the most challenging topics is the recognition of Chinese handwriting, especially offline recognition. In this paper, an offline recognition system based on multifeature ...
Yuan Yan Tang, Lo-Ting Tu, Jiming Liu, Seong-Whan ...
highly abstracted. The Chinese writing system uses logographs--conventional representations of words or morphemes. Characters of the most common kind have two parts, one suggesting...
A Cantonese Chinese transcription system to automatically convert stenograph code to Chinese characters ix reported. The major challenge in developing such a system is the critica...
Benjamin K. Tsou, K. K. Sin, Samuel W. K. Chan, To...
Inputting written Chinese, unlike written English, is a non-trivial operation using a standard keyboard. To accommodate this operation, numerous existing phonetic systems using th...
Chinese characters that are similar in their pronunciations or in their internal structures are useful for computer-assisted language learning and for psycholinguistic studies. Al...
Unlike English, where unfamiliar words can be queried for its meaning by typing out its letters, the analogous operation in Chinese is far from trivial due to the nature of its wr...