Anki add-on: japanese-input

Japanese Handwriting Input for Anki An Anki add-on for practicing Japanese handwriting. Draw a hiragana, katakana, or kanji on a canvas inside Anki, and the add-on recognizes what you wrote and inserts it into the active field. For kanji practice, it can also check your drawing against a target character and show you both what went wrong and how it should look. ⚠️ Early development: Handwriting recognition and writing correction may not yet be accurate enough for reliable use. Features Handwriting recognition draw a hiragana, katakana, or kanji on the canvas and get the matching character inserted into the active field. Kanji handwriting feedback draw a kanji you're studying and see your handwriting checked against the reference, with mistakes marked on your strokes and a corrected version shown alongside. Install the Add-on Open Anki Go to Tools → Add-ons Click Get Add-ons... Enter this Add-on ID: 1324989483 Restart Anki after installation. Recognition The add-on currently uses a recognition engine based on DTW. For performance reasons, the engine is only able to recognize a character correctly when the correct number of strokes were drawn. The following list shows the recognition results using the HANDS-nakayosi_t-98-09 dataset, restricted to samples where the correct number of strokes were drawn. Sure. Here's the same information as a Markdown list, which is more broadly supported by Markdown readers: Sure. Here's the same information as a Markdown list, which is more broadly supported by Markdown readers: Correct Hiragana: 69.11% Katakana: 65.44% Kanji: 91.50% Japanese: 88.25% This benchmark tracks the recognition engines and models the add-on uses, or has considered using over time. The list compares the percentage of correctly recognized characters across all samples from the HANDS-nakayosi_t-98-09 dataset for the DTW engine and Zinnia (using a model from Tegaki). Correct (DTW) Hiragana: 60.04% Katakana: 58.24% Kanji: 46.38% Japanese: 45.75% Correct (Zinnia + Tegaki) Hiragana: 21.84% Katakana: 1.7% Kanji: 41.37% Japanese: 39.48% License & Acknowledgment The KanjiVG-derived data in data/ is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 . See data/LICENSE.txt for full attribution. This project uses TUAT Nakagawa Lab. HANDS-nakayosi_t-98-09 stroke database.

GitHub repository: drodofsky/japanese-input
Repository description: An Anki addon for writing Japanese characters by hand.
Languages: Rust, Python, Shell