JPS6272060A - Japanese language input system - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To enhance the efficiency of a Japanese language input and to decrease the burden of input operation of a user by processing a sentence, a clause, a word and a character specified beforehand in the shape of a sound input, and using the sound input and a keyboard a input at the same time. CONSTITUTION:The sentence, clause, word and character with a high appearance frequency are registered at a sound recognizing means beforehand, and when the sound input to show the registered sentence, clause, etc., exists, the Japanese language of the corresponding sentence, clause, etc., is outputted by a prescribed code. Namely, in a sound recognizing part 2, the sentence, clause, word and character with high appearance frequency are registered beforehand, the sound input to show these is recognized, then, the corresponding sentence, clause, word and character are outputted to a sentence editing part 3 by the KANJI (Chinese character) code, KATAKANA (square form of Japanese syllabary) code, HIRAGANA (Japanese syllabary) code, etc. On the other hand, the Japanese language inputted from a keyboard 4 is converted to respective types of the code based upon the KANA/KANJI converting function and outputted through the sound recognizing part 2 to the sentence editing part 3. At the sound recognizing part 2, the side inputted earlier out of the sound input and the keyboard input is outputted to the sentence editing part 3 with priority.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a Japanese input method that allows both voice input and keyboard input.

[Conventional technology]

Conventionally, Japanese input in a Japanese language processing device such as a word processor has generally been performed using a keyboard using a kana-kanji conversion function.

[Problem that the invention seeks to solve]

However, conventional keyboard input means using a kana-kanji conversion function do not perform conversion taking into consideration the grammatical or meaning of the sentence, and therefore often make erroneous conversions. Therefore,
Corrections after conversion are troublesome.

It was necessary to frequently perform operations such as selection of 9th conversion candidates. In particular, inputting frequently occurring phrases, words, or characters from a keyboard using the Kana-Kanji conversion function, which has the drawbacks described above, has the drawback of poor input efficiency and heavy burden on the user.

In view of these drawbacks, one object of the present invention is to provide a Japanese input method that can reduce the burden of Japanese input operations.

[Means for solving problems]

The present invention has a voice input means and a means for inputting a predetermined sentence from a keyboard using a voice recognition means and a kana-kanji conversion function.

This Japanese input method is characterized by being able to process phrases, words, and characters in the form of voice input, making it possible to use both voice input and keyboard input.

[Effect]

In the present invention, two sentence phrases, words, and characters that appear frequently are registered in advance in the voice recognition means, and when there is a voice input indicating the nine registered sentence phrases, etc., the corresponding two sentence phrases, etc. are displayed in Japanese. Output using the specified code.

〔Example〕

Next, examples of the present invention will be described.

The figure shows the configuration of an embodiment of the present invention, in which microphones 1 for audio input. It consists of a speech recognition section 22, a text editing section 3, and a key date 4. The speech recognition section 2 is.

The voice uttered by the user is recognized, and predefined Japanese is output to the text editing section 3 based on the recognition result. That is, in the speech recognition unit 2, two sentences, words, and characters that appear frequently are registered in advance, and when the voice input indicating these is recognized, the corresponding sentence, one sentence, word, and character are converted into kanji code and kana code. ,
It is output to the text editing section 3 in hiragana code or the like. Note 1
A keyword is set for a sentence as long as two phrases, and the speech recognition unit 2 recognizes this keyword and outputs a predetermined two phrases.

On the other hand, the Japanese input from keyboard 4 is.

It is converted into various codes based on the kana-kanji conversion function,
It is output to the text editing section 3 via the speech recognition section 2. The speech recognition section 2 gives priority to the voice input or the keyboard input, whichever is input first, and outputs it to the text editing section 3.

In this way, the user inputs the phrases, words, and characters of a sentence that have been registered in advance into the speech recognition section 2 through the microphone 1, and the corresponding Japanese words are output to the text editing section 3. Items other than the registered sentence 2 clauses, words, and characters are successively input from the keyboard 4. In the case of voice input, it goes without saying that recognition accuracy can be improved by using a well-known method of comparing voice recognition with previously registered voices.

〔Effect of the invention〕

As explained above, in the present invention, frequently used sentences 2
Since phrases, words, and characters can be input by voice, the efficiency of Japanese input can be increased, and the burden of input operations on the user can be reduced.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The figure is a configuration diagram of an embodiment of the present invention. In the figure, 1...Microphone, 2...Speech recognition section, 3
... Text editing department, 4... Keyboard.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A voice input means, a voice recognition means that recognizes the voice from the voice input means and outputs predetermined Japanese in a predetermined code according to the recognition result, and a kana-kanji conversion function from the keyboard. A Japanese input method characterized in that it is equipped with a keyboard input means for inputting data using a keyboard, and enables the combination of voice input and keyboard input.