タッチ打法による漢字入力

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A kanzi-kana input device, which can be operated rapidly and accurately, has been desired in Japanese information processing. Most of the kanzi-kana input devices in practical use are the kanzi-teletypewriters, which have several hundred keys on their keyboards. It is impossible to type by "touch" because of their keyboards. And this typewriting is needlessly difficult to master, yet slow, inaccurate, and fatiguing. This paper presents a new kanzi-kana input keyboard which can be operated by touch method. It employs a 2-letter symbol for every kanzi which is so designed as to be memorized with a relative ease in a short period of training.
一般社団法人情報処理学会の論文
1974-11-15