Proceedings of the International Conference on Text Processing
with a Large Character Set,
Tokyo, Japan, pp. 15-20 (1983) |
T.H. Tse 1
ABSTRACT |
One of the priorities in biomedical engineering is the design of communication systems for users with a disability having both vocal and neuromuscular problems, such as people with cerebral palsy. A major problem is the method of input. It is especially serious if the language used has a large character set, e.g., the Chinese language. This paper discusses an input design that is most suitable for Chinese language communication systems for users with cerebral palsy. It employs a scanning methodology that compares favourably with other encoding methods currently in practice. The design is also useful in Chinese language videotex systems for normal users. |
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