A method for judging mistaken touch of a hand sleeve in handwriting on the basis of a touch large-screen electronic whiteboard
A technology of an electronic whiteboard and a judgment method, which is applied in the direction of electronic digital data processing, input/output process of data processing, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of accidental touch of the sleeve, interference with normal writing of users, and poor user experience.
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[0030] (1) The judgment model is obtained by analyzing a large amount of real handwriting data and hand-sleeve accidental touch data: the system obtains the characteristic data of the user in the handwriting touch screen in the real handwriting scene through a large number of experiments in advance, and obtains a general model through analysis, especially The data characteristics of hand-sleeve false-touch are analyzed, and these characteristic values are used in the judgment of hand-sleeve false-touch; the judgment of hand-sleeve false-touch data obtained from a large number of experimental receipts is as follows:
[0031] There is a big difference between the area of the hand sleeve and the area of finger writing, and the area of the hand sleeve is 3-4 times the area of finger writing;
[0032] The finger falls first and the sleeve falls later, with a certain time difference;
[0033] The total number of touch points is greater than 2 when there is an accidental to...
Embodiment 2
[0043] If the touch area of the current input touch point is larger than the area of the arm sleeve, it is directly determined that the arm sleeve is accidentally touched;
Embodiment 3
[0045] If the current touch point is 1, that is, when there is only one finger writing, it is necessary to accumulate data and delay the judgment. If the moving distance and moving time reach the judgment threshold within the delay judgment time, it is judged as single-finger writing;
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