JOURNAL ARTICLE

Converting text to Braille

Richard R. JonesScott Flechsig

Year: 1993 Journal:   Library Hi Tech Vol: 11 (1)Pages: 34-41   Publisher: Emerald Publishing Limited

Abstract

In the past, conversion of a printed text to Braille has been a slow, painstaking process. Trained transcriptionists, using a Braille Writer, manually translated each character or group of characters into its appropriate Braille symbol. Using this method, the transcription of large text can take literally thousands of human‐hours and cost an exorbitant amount of money.

Keywords:
Braille Computer science Character (mathematics) Transcription (linguistics) Symbol (formal) Process (computing) Speech recognition Natural language processing Multimedia Artificial intelligence Linguistics Programming language Mathematics

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