The status of Chinese handwriting identification and the improvement of methodologies

Guanqing Wang

doi:10.15761/fsc.1000129

Abstract

The status of Chinese handwriting identification and the improvement of methodologies

Highlights

Experts generally regard that writing is brain-based, by the phenomenon that once a person owns the writing skill, whether he/ she writes with the dominant hand, weaker hand, mouth, or foot, most of the characteristics are the same [1]
Most experts agree that uniqueness and natural variation are two crucial fundamental principles of handwriting identification [3]
Valid methods are the key to handwriting identification

Summary

Introduction

Experts generally regard that writing is brain-based, by the phenomenon that once a person owns the writing skill, whether he/ she writes with the dominant hand, weaker hand, mouth, or foot, most of the characteristics are the same [1]. Most experts agree that uniqueness and natural variation are two crucial fundamental principles of handwriting identification [3]. That any person who observed another person’s writing was permitted to testify respecting the authenticity of a writing, despite the inherent weaknesses in this evidence [4]. These theories are currently the basic recognition of handwriting identification

Methods

Analysis methods of handwriting motions

Findings

Conclusion