The authors propose to systematize the font frameworks of the ''H'' sign types of different fonts on the base of the RHA information language, which has been developed for different types of objects, by assigning a code to the framework by placing the H font in the standardized window (FontWindow), with the subsequent calculation of quantity characteristics (characterizations). The codes are rendered in a diagram. The sorting of codes is carried out using the SBCO special alphabet, where S, B, C, O are, on one hand, code elements, and on the other hand, component designations of fonts frameworks. The sorting of codes is carried out by alphabets (1) ratings of assignment of components fields in a FontWindow, (2) entropies, and (3) anentropies. The codes are accompanied by the names of coded fonts. The authors propose a principle of placing codes, which does not depend on the name, style, width, the purpose of the font, and its author. The described method organizes H fonts by resembling of their frameworks. The created list-catalog can include all Latin and Cyrillic H fonts of direct inscriptions. The catalog layout includes 99 codes of H font frameworks ranged into 6 classes from 24 possible classes in the system made by authors. The proposed variant of the applying of the method can be used as a base of creating of a common method of coding and systematization of bicolored (in the present paper) and multicolored images on the plane, including maps and other presentations, which include sets of components of different colors and forms.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)143-159
Number of pages17
JournalAUTOMATIC DOCUMENTATION AND MATHEMATICAL LINGUISTICS
Volume53
Issue number3
StatePublished - 2019

    Research areas

  • GEOLOGICAL MAPS, MULTI-COLOR IMAGES, FONT SIGN, ALLOGRAPH, FONTWINDOW, LETTER FRAME, ALPHABETICAL ORDERING OF FONT CODES, LETTER FRAME ENTROPY, RHA CODE OF THE SIGN TYPE, RHA-SYSTEM OF THE FRAMES OF SIGN TYPES, R-CLASS OF THE FRAMES OF SIGN TYPE, ENTROPY-ANENTROPIC DIAGRAM, FONTS-SYNONYMS, FONT-CLONE, GEOGRAPHICAL MAPS

    Scopus subject areas

  • Arts and Humanities(all)

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