Bliss-Dasher -- Efficient semantic writing with any muscle

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• David MacKay (Cavendish Laboratory)
• Wednesday 24 October 2007, 14:00-15:00
• TCM Seminar Room, Cavendish Laboratory, Department of Physics.

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I’ll present a paper by David MacKay, Seb Wills, and Annalu Waller (May 2007).

Blissymbolics is a graphic semantic language created by Charles K. Bliss (1897-1985) for international communication. Bliss sentences are composed of blisswords, and blisswords are composed of characters.

We have combined Blissymbolics with the information-efficient writing system, Dasher, and an open-source font provided by George Sutton. Bliss-Dasher is an efficient and fun way of writing Bliss. This paper describes in detail how we did it.

http://www.inference.phy.cam.ac.uk/dasher/development/bliss/

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