Stroke effect on legibility of Japanese characters
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C3S2E '15: Proceedings of the Eighth International C* Conference on Computer Science & Software EngineeringThe Japanese language is made mostly of three characters sets: hiragana, katakana and kanji characters. Kanji characters are inherited from Chinese, and include thousands of glyphs. Characters, especially kanji, memorisation is thus an extremely ...
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