Abstract: A hand-written character recognition apparatus with a personal dictionary preparation function has a character recognition unit for comparing an input hand-written character data with a registered standard dictionary to recognize a most similar character pattern, and a display unit for selecting and displaying a display font corresponding to the recognized character pattern, so that a personal peculiar character or simplified character inputted can be recognized. When a personal dictionary is to be registered, the character to be registered is inputted by hand-writing, the character recognition unit compares the input hand-written character data with the standard dictionary to recognize a similar character pattern, and the recognized character code of the standard dictionary is selected as the character code to be registered.

Abstract: A hand-written character recognition apparatus with a personal dictionary preparation function has a character recognition unit for comparing an input hand-written character data with a registered standard dictionary to recognize a most similar character pattern, and a display unit for selecting and displaying a display font corresponding to the recognized character pattern, so that a personal peculiar character or simplified character inputted can be recognized. When a personal dictionary is to be registered, the character to be registered is inputted by hand-writing, the character recognition unit compares the input hand-written character data with the standard dictionary to recognize a similar character pattern, and the recognized character code of the standard dictionary is selected as the character code to be registered.

Abstract: A pattern recognizing device is disclosed, in which the pattern recognition is effected by classifying all the parts of a stroke of an inputted pattern into three groups, those which are clearly arcs, those being clearly segments of line and those which are ambiguous, for which it is not possible to determine whether they are arcs or segments of line; forming a plurality of patterns of stroke structure, each of which is represented by data of a series of elements, which are arcs or segments of line, i.e.

Abstract: A plurality of handwritten character input buffers are provided to form a circular buffer by connecting both end character input buffers. The circular buffer is provided with a cursor pointer for indicating the position of the buffer where a recognized character is loaded. Every time a character is recognized, its character code is loaded at the buffer indicated by the content of the cursor pointer and thereafter, the content of the cursor pointer is incremented by 1. At least an input buffer after the buffer indicated by the content of the cursor pointer, where a handwritten character is next written, is cleared. Then, the content of the character input buffer is displayed on a display.

Abstract: A handwritten pattern approximated to a series of polygonal lines consisting of segments is compared with a candidate pattern selected from dictionary patterns stored in the memory, basing on the angular variation between adjacent segments of both patterns. If the difference between angular variations of adjoining segments of both patterns is outside of a certain range, it is tested whether the difference between an angular variation across three or more consecutive segments and the above reference angular variation is within the range.