18662079. SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DIGITAL INK GENERATION AND EDITING simplified abstract (GOOGLE LLC)
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DIGITAL INK GENERATION AND EDITING
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Henry Rowley of Cupertino CA (US)
SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DIGITAL INK GENERATION AND EDITING - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18662079 titled 'SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DIGITAL INK GENERATION AND EDITING
The present technology involves systems and methods for editing and generating digital ink that mimics the style of an original handwriting input while incorporating changes to the text.
- Training a handwriting model to generate digital ink that is stylistically and visually consistent with an original handwriting input.
- Using training examples that include an original handwriting sample and an original label representing the sequence of characters in the sample.
- Processing the original handwriting sample to generate a style vector that is randomly masked.
- Training the handwriting model to generate a predicted handwriting sample that closely matches the original using the masked style vector and the original label as inputs.
Potential Applications: - Digital handwriting generation for personalized messages or notes. - Automated editing of handwritten documents for consistency and style. - Enhancing digital signatures to resemble handwritten signatures.
Problems Solved: - Maintaining the visual consistency of handwritten text while making changes. - Streamlining the process of generating digital ink that resembles natural handwriting. - Improving the efficiency of editing handwritten digital content.
Benefits: - Allows for personalized and stylized digital handwriting. - Enhances the authenticity of digital signatures and handwritten notes. - Increases efficiency in editing and generating handwritten digital content.
Commercial Applications: Title: Advanced Digital Handwriting Generation Technology This technology can be utilized in industries such as e-commerce, digital marketing, and document management systems to enhance the visual appeal and authenticity of digital handwritten content. It can also be integrated into applications for personalized messaging and digital signatures.
Prior Art: Further research can be conducted in the fields of artificial intelligence, handwriting recognition, and digital ink generation to explore similar technologies and advancements in this area.
Frequently Updated Research: Researchers are continuously exploring new methods and techniques to improve the accuracy and efficiency of digital handwriting generation technologies. Stay updated on the latest developments in this field to leverage the most advanced solutions for your digital content needs.
Questions about Digital Handwriting Generation: 1. How does this technology impact the field of digital content creation? This technology revolutionizes the way digital content is created by providing a more authentic and personalized approach to generating handwritten digital text.
2. What are the potential implications of this technology for industries like e-commerce and digital marketing? This technology can enhance customer engagement, brand authenticity, and overall user experience in industries that rely on personalized communication and visual appeal.
Original Abstract Submitted
Systems and methods for editing and generating digital ink. The present technology may provide systems and methods for training a handwriting model to generate digital ink that is stylistically and visually consistent with an original handwriting input, but which incorporates one or more changes to the text of the original handwriting input. In some examples, training may be performed using training examples that include an original handwriting sample and an original label representing the sequence of characters in the original handwriting sample. In such a case, the original handwriting sample may be processed to generate a style vector that is randomly masked, and the handwriting model may then be trained to generate a predicted handwriting sample that closely matches the original handwriting sample using the masked style vector and the original label as inputs.