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- 類型：已發表論文
- 日期：2021-05-23
摘要
A writing system is a graphic code, i.e., a system of standardized pairings between symbols and meanings in which symbols take the form of images that can endure. The visual character of writing implies that written characters have to fit constraints of the human visual system. One aspect of this optimization lays in the graphic complexity of the characters used by scripts. Scripts are sets of graphic characters used for the written form of one 語言 or more. Using 計算 methods over a large and diverse dataset (over 47,000 characters, from over 133 scripts), we answer three central questions about the visual complexity of written characters and the 演化 of writing: (1) What determines character complexity? (2) Can we find traces of 演化ary change in character complexity? (3) Is complexity distribut
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