Sample lists of kanjimat objects

Usage

fivetrees1

fivetrees2

fivetrees3

Format

fivetrees1, fivetrees2 and fivetrees3 are lists of five kanjimat objects each, representing the same five basic kanji 校,木,休,林,相, containing each a tree component. Their matrices are antialiased 64 x 64 pixel representations of the kanji. The size is chosen as a compromise between aesthetics and memory/computational cost, such as for kmatdist.

All of them are in handwriting style fonts. fivetrees1 is in a Kyoukasho font (schoolbook style), fivetrees2 is in a Kaisho font (regular script calligraphy font), fivetrees3 is in a Gyousho font (semi-cursive calligraphy font).

An object of class list of length 5.

Source

The list has been generated with the function kanjimat using the Mac OS pre-installed YuKyokasho font (fivetrees1), as well as the freely available fonts nagayama_kai by Norio Nagayama and KouzanBrushFontGyousyo by Aoyagi Kouzan.

Examples

oldpar <- par(mfrow = c(3,5))
invisible( lapply(fivetrees1, plot) )
invisible( lapply(fivetrees2, plot) )
invisible( lapply(fivetrees3, plot) )

par(oldpar)