[ Thanks to Shailendra of IBM for this link.
]
“IBMCCR is IBM’s implementation of Handwriting Recognizer for
Linux. This Simplified Chinese version can recognize all the 6763
characters in GB2312-1980 accurately and promptly….”
“IBMCCR is an X11 Application which can translate handwriting
scribbles to Chinese characters. By applying IBM’s leading
technology on digital ink recognition, this recognizer can
recognize handwriting characters with cursive scribbles and
different stroke order accurately at the speed of 5 characters per
second on a Pentium II 200 machine.”
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