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Handwriting Synthesis From Handwritten Glyphs

We present a very straightforward approach to the problem of handwriting synthesis. A writer provides once a set of handwritten samples of the most frequent groups of letters found in natural text (glyphs). Our program can then translate typed notes into natural looking handwritten notes from that writer. The method consists in assembling glyphs in a way that minimizes the total number of glyphs in each sentence.

Isabelle Guyon

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