カナ漢字変換の一方法

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In the computer handling of Japanese sentences described normally with kanji (ideographic characters) and kana (phonetic characters), transformation by computer from kana to kanji in the input sentences presented exclusively in kana is one of the hopegul input methods. For doing this the authors propose the "independent-dependent word segmentation", by which the input sentences are segmented with one space each between an independent word and a dependent word. The transformation process is in three steps: (1) elimination of non-transformable segments referring to the specified list and modifying the results, (2) determination of the parts of speech of segments by analyzing their functions, and (3) consultation with the dictionary for transformation from kana to kanji with the aid of the parts of speech. As a result of some experiments, about 92 per cent of the transformable segments are successfully trasformed into kanji.
一般社団法人情報処理学会の論文
1977-07-15