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>European numbers vs American numbers (the 1 especially)? Honestly I think 9 will be the bigger issue, to my eyes the European version is near identical to low
by mootothemax 9y ago
>European numbers vs American numbers (the 1 especially)?
Honestly I think 9 will be the bigger issue, to my eyes the European version is near identical to lower-case G.
- literallycancer 9y agoYou mean q? Because g has that loop at the end.
- IanCal 9y agoBoth, really. Check out this small sample from MNIST https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Amaury_Lendasse/publication/264273647/figure/fig1/AS:295970354024489@1447576239974/Fig-18-0-9-Sample-digits-of-MNIST-handwritten-digit-database.png https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Amaury_Lendasse/publica...
- mootothemax 9y agoNo, I mean G precisely because it has that loop at the bottom. I see it near universally in Poland, and 100% in Germany but with a terribly small sample size.