JPS5962940A - Electronics - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To output words and phrases in a prescribed order, by dividing the words and phrases into plural words and phrases, storing them in different electronic dictionary files, discriminating the frequency of usage of each group, deciding the priority and eliminating the need for a memory for deciding the frequency. CONSTITUTION:The 1st and the 2nd FF circuits FK1, FK2 are set with the operation of the 1st group and the 2nd group selecting keys K1, K2 and the circuits FK1, FK2 are reset with an indication D1 from a CPU. The 1st and the 2nd word and phrase groups are stored in the 1st and the 2nd electronic dictionary files F1, F2, and the content D4 or D5 of the files F1, F2 is passed according to the output of OR gates G1, G2 with AND gates G3, G4. A key group KN, a display DIS and a print unit PU are connected to the CPU. The frequency of usage of each group is discriminated to decide the priority, the memory for deciding the frequency is not required and the objective words and phrases are outputted in a prescribed order.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to electronic equipment, and more particularly to an electronic equipment such as a Japanese word processor that outputs homonyms one after another by inputting kana.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Electronic equipment such as Japanese word processors employs a structure in which homonyms are output one after another in response to kana input.

Such electronic devices have adopted a method of counting the frequency of use of homonyms, determining priorities, and automatically outputting the same.

However, when such a method is adopted, as the number of words increases, a large amount of memory for frequency determination is required, resulting in high cost and large size.

Purpose The present invention has been made in order to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks of the conventional technology, and is configured to be able to output words and phrases according to a predetermined priority order without requiring a large memory for frequency determination. The aim is to provide electronic devices with high quality.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention classifies words stored in an electronic dictionary file into edition groups, determines the frequency of use of each group, determines the priority order of the group, and We adopted a structure that allows words to be output in order.

The details of the present invention will be explained below based on the embodiments shown in the drawings;
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Embodiment FIG. 1 is a block circuit diagram illustrating an embodiment of the present invention.
``I Selection R key, K2 indicates the second group selection key that selects the second group of words, FKI is selected by pressing the first group selection key 1 <1, CI) U (Central Processing Unit ) Noritsubu flop, which is reset by instruction D1 from ]
``K,2'' indicates the second Noritsu flop that is set by pressing the second group selection key 1<2 and reset by the instruction DI from the CPU.

01 and G2 are OR gates, p''i is an electronic dictionary file in which the first word group is stored, and F2 is an electronic dictionary file in which the second word group is stored.

The dimensions 03 and 04 are respectively 01. F according to G2 signal
A group of AND gates that determine whether or not to pass contents 1) 4 of 1 and contents 1) 5 of F2, AI) is an address instruction line when a file is configured with a read-only memory, etc., I) 2. D3 is a file indication line, DIS is an indication i3 for displaying at least one phrase, and L'[J is a printing unit.

It also shows a group of keys consisting of the short key, clear key, search key (key to prompt file search according to the entered kana), instruction key (key to press to print the searched and displayed word), etc. .

Note that the CPU is a normal microprocessor that executes each process according to microinstructions and includes a circuit that stores the frequency of group selection using R, AM (random access memory), or the like.

On the other hand, Figures a) and 2 show examples in which the binary codes in Fl and F2 are converted into easy-to-understand characters when a phrase is decomposed into two tlls.

For example, in the first group stored in the electronic dictionary file F1, ``Kikai'' is registered as a kanji pattern of ``1 machine'', and in the second group, it is registered as C-``opportunity''.

Therefore, after the user presses the first group selection key 1 to specify the first group, for example, by inputting "denki", the user selects "electricity".
is displayed first.

Even if you enter "Shiyakai" in this state, "Social" will not be displayed.
When you press the search key a second time, ``society'' is output. There was no specification of ``time, way, 1llll''. The counter stores information on whether or not the user has instructed the user, and the one with the highest frequency is given priority and displayed in subsequent searches.

Therefore, when there is no group specification, if the word ``Kikai'' was printed last time, ``Denki'' cannot be input next time and the first word called up will be ``Biography.''

Next, the specific example '1' of this embodiment configured as follows
The lilJ 1rql operation will be explained based on the flowchart shown in FIG.

First, in step S1, when a kana word is input, the input word baka code storage buffer 1. F3
When the search key is pressed in step S2, it is determined in step S3 whether or not the flip-flop FK1 is set, and if it is set, the process advances to step S4, where the kana code storage buffer B and Check whether the electronic dictionary file F1 matches.

If the word groups are different, press the search key in step S5 to proceed to step SL1.
nothing.

On the other hand, J, 1, 1, where the target term was searched. If so, the instruction key is pressed in step S6. When the instruction key is pressed, the counter C1 of the electronic dictionary file search 1 is incremented by 1, and the process proceeds to step S7, where the kanji pattern is displayed on the display and printed.

On the other hand, if it is determined in step S3 that the flip-flop FK+ is not set, step S8
The process proceeds to step S, and it is determined whether or not the flip-flop I"K2 is stored in the cassette. If the flip-flop FK2 is set, the process proceeds to step S, where the second group of words and phrases are stored in the cassette I"K2. Group 2 words (
Check for a match with electronic dictionary file F2, which is paid for by the individual.

If the word group is different, the search key is pressed and the process proceeds to step S4. On the other hand, if 'Hk L, the process proceeds to step 811, the instruction key is pressed, the counter C2 of the second group of electronic dictionary files is incremented by 1, and the process proceeds to step S7.
Then, the kanji pattern of the selected word is displayed on the display and printed.

Further, in step S8, the flip-flop I' is set to 2
If it is determined that the
12, the counter C1 of the first group of electronic dictionary files is
The contents of the counter C2 of the second group of electronic dictionary files are compared, and if the contents of C1 are equal to or greater than the contents of C2, the process proceeds to step S4, and if the contents of C1 is less than or equal to C2, the process proceeds to step S9. Proceed to. .

By the way, in the initial stage, as shown in the ON routine of FIG. 3 (13), after the start, the flip-flop I
"K1 and FK2 are reset, and the counters of CI and C2 are also cleared. Therefore, since the contents of counters C1 and C2 are both O, jump to step S4,
The search starts from the city and child dictionary file F1.

In this way, by dividing words into several word groups according to the purpose of use and storing each word group in the electronic dictionary file, there is no need for a large capacity memory for frequency determination, and the load on the circuit is reduced. Even if a display device with a small amount of information is used, the probability that a target word or phrase will be selected can be improved.

Incidentally, the counters C1 and C2 may be set to 4 (4) so that the contents will always remain even if the main telephone number is rewritten.

By the way, in the above-described embodiment, the electronic dictionary file F1. The contents of F2 are shown divided into groups, for example, scientific terms and liberal arts terms, but depending on the purpose, it may be divided into multiple groups, such as business terms, scientific terms, natural world terms, beginner terms, intermediate term terms, etc. It is also possible to adopt a configuration in which the files are divided into groups of , and each file is stored in a file.

Effects As is clear from the above explanation, according to the present invention, words are divided into a plurality of groups, each group is stored in a different electronic dictionary file, and the frequency of use of each group is determined to determine the priority order of the groups. , because it adopts a structure that outputs in this priority order, it improves the probability of detecting the target word without requiring a large capacity memory for frequency determination, and is a small and low-cost electronic 1 Bookware can be provided.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figures explain one embodiment of the present invention. Figure 1 is a block diagram of a control circuit, Figure 2 is an explanatory diagram showing the contents of an electronic dictionary file, and Figures 3 (5) and (c) are control circuit diagrams. It is a flowchart 1 diagram explaining the operation. AB...Address instruction line CPU...Central processing unit DIS...Display unit Fl, F2...Electronic dictionary file FK1, l-K2...Flip flop. I<1... 1st group selection key 1 (2... 1st group selection key KN... 1st group of keys PU... Printing unit Fig. 1 Fig. 2 PI F2

Claims (2)

[Claims] (1) Divide the words into multiple word groups, store each word group in a different electronic dictionary file, determine the frequency of use of each group, determine the priority of the groups, and output the words in this priority order. An electronic device characterized by performing the following. (2) The electronic device according to claim 1, wherein each group is configured such that it can be selected manually using a key.