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- Date: Tue, 16 Jul 2024 19:29:27 +0100
- From: Darren Cook <darren@example.com>
- Subject: Re: [tlug] CJK Input Methods
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> * Mozc conversion is so poor - it feels to me even my first PC8801 > series computer in 1980s had better conversion. I remember back inA good first step for your project would be to collect some test data: the keys pressed and the result you expect to get. If this is released as open data all the IMEs can test and develop against it. (see also xkcd 927)> the days NEC would advertise how their AI could convert tricky > sentences involving 3 different senses of the word あめ.You probably have higher expectations than me. I press space after every word, and am happy to press space a couple more times if it does not give me the particular suggestion I want. (The attached screenshot is after "ame<space>" then space again to see the choices.)It does learn my preferences: if I choose 飴 then that is the first suggestion the next time.Are you wanting it to remember the previous context (e.g. 今日の天気は) so it could make a more educated guess of the best suggestion?DarrenAttachment: ame.jpg
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