Re: Progress update on adjustment database
I'm still missing something. Why would the direction of the contour matter if, in either case, it's the same set of points? On Fri, Aug 11, 2023 at 6:52 AM Werner LEMBERG wrote: > > > You said that for an i - like shape: > >> Both contours have the same direction. > > > > What kind of problems does this rule protect against? > > Sorry, this was sloppily formulated. It's about the *local* direction > of contours, that is, whether a horizontal contour segment goes from > left to right or from right to left. For the 'i' stem and the 'i' > dot, both contours must have the same direction globally, but locally, > at the dividing space, the corresponding lower and upper segments must > have the opposite directions. > > > Werner >
Re: Progress update on adjustment database
> You said that for an i - like shape: >> Both contours have the same direction. > > What kind of problems does this rule protect against? Sorry, this was sloppily formulated. It's about the *local* direction of contours, that is, whether a horizontal contour segment goes from left to right or from right to left. For the 'i' stem and the 'i' dot, both contours must have the same direction globally, but locally, at the dividing space, the corresponding lower and upper segments must have the opposite directions. Werner
Re: Progress update on adjustment database
I have a question about your suggestion earlier for a validation rule for an i - like shape You said that for an i - like shape: > Both contours have the same direction. What kind of problems does this rule protect against? On Tue, Aug 8, 2023 at 1:45 PM Craig White wrote: > > Right now I'm abroad (actually, in New York :-) – it will take some > > time until I can do such tests, sorry. > > That's ok. I didn't mean to imply that I was expecting you to do the > tests. I just said that in case you tried the code anyway. > > On Mon, Aug 7, 2023 at 8:59 AM Werner LEMBERG wrote: > >> >> > If you're testing this yourself, keep in mind that the adjustment >> > will only be applied to n with tilde. Any other letter with a tilde >> > can be used as a control group. >> >> Right now I'm abroad (actually, in New York :-) – it will take some >> time until I can do such tests, sorry. >> >> >> Werner >> >
