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An Approach to Off-Line Handwritten Chinese Character Recognition Based on Hierarchical Radical Decomposition

Daming Shi
,
Robert I. Damper
&
Steve R. Gunn
Pages 41-69 | Published online: 09 Aug 2010

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Ruina Chen & Haitao Liu. (2014) Quantitative Aspects of Journal of Quantitative Linguistics. Journal of Quantitative Linguistics 21:4, pages 299-340.
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Han-Chin Liu. (2020) Using Eye-Tracking Technology to Explore the Impact of Instructional Multimedia on CFL Learners’ Chinese Character Recognition. The Asia-Pacific Education Researcher 30:1, pages 33-46.
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Jian Yang, Han Zhang, Mark Dencler & Chao Lu. (2005) Comparison of shape-based and stroke-based methods for segmenting handwritten Chinese characters. Comparison of shape-based and stroke-based methods for segmenting handwritten Chinese characters.

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