Electronic apparatus and handwritten document processing method
AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Toshiba
InventorChikashi Sugiura
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
According to one embodiment, an electronic apparatus includes a display processor, a generator and a recognition module. The display processor displays a plurality of strokes with a first line width, the plurality of strokes being input by handwriting. The generator generates a plurality of stroke data corresponding to the plurality of strokes. The recognition module recognizes a character corresponding to one or more strokes of the plurality of strokes using the plurality of stroke data. The display processor displays the one or more strokes with a line width according to a size of the recognized character.
Claims30
An electronic apparatus comprising:
- a display processor configured to display a plurality of strokes with a line width, the plurality of strokes being input by handwriting;
- and
- a generator configured to generate stroke data corresponding to the plurality of strokes
- wherein a first line width of one or more strokes of the plurality of strokes is determined by using a size of a character corresponding to the one or more strokes.
A method comprising:
- displaying a plurality of strokes with a line width, the plurality of strokes being input by handwriting;
- and
- generating stroke data corresponding to the plurality of strokes
- wherein a first line width of one or more strokes of the plurality of strokes is determined by using a size of a character corresponding to the one or more strokes.
A computer-readable, non-transitory storage medium having stored thereon a program which is executable by a computer, the program controlling the computer to execute functions of:
- displaying a plurality of strokes with a line width, the plurality of strokes being input by handwriting;
- and
- generating stroke data corresponding to the plurality of strokes
- wherein a first line width of one or more strokes of the plurality of strokes is determined by using a size of a character corresponding to the one or more strokes.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.