| fivetrees {kanjistat} | R Documentation |
Sample lists of kanjimat objects
Description
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 \u6821,\u6728,\u4f11,\u6797,\u76f8, 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.
An object of class list of length 5.
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)