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Dejavu (Deja vu) Typing Software allows you to type words or phrases in an abbreviated manner with the help of a dictionary and your previous typed document. You will have a lot more freedom after you use Dejavu shorthand typing software: freedom from memorizing long words, and freedom from typing too many words.

Introduction

Deja vu is a shorthand typing software that allows you to type words or phrases in an abbreviated manner with the help of a dictionary and your own typed document. Deja vu would be great for typing vaguely remembered words, long words, and frequently typed phrases. Such typing assistance comes very handy on smart devices. These revolutionary features of Deja vu have received patents from many countries.

A Youtube demo is in the link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqSBLMP7aSg.

abbreviated word typing

Abbreviated word typing What's "bucy"? President George "Bush"? No, that's how I type "bureaucracy" using Deja vu. Just type a few alphabets in order (subsequence), then the desired word would pop up as a candidate. Usually, type the first letter, followed by the first consonant of each syllable would extract the desired word. Examples: type "cgtl" to get "congratulations" and type "dfct" will get "difficulty." Sometimes, including some not-so-frequent alphabets in a word, such as w, x, y, z, would greatly increase the chance for this word to pop up on top. For extremely long words, such as "deoxyribonucleic", type "dxy" would do since few words share "dxy".

Another advantage of subsequence typing over the prefix typing is that the user can easily get the correct suffix. For example, when the user type "consider" using , say "csd", then by adding one more alphabet, "s", "d", "g", the user will likely get "considers", "considered", "considering", respectively among the top candidates.

We will gradually put forth special domain dictionaries, such as biology, and medical science, to reduce the burden of typing these long and difficult words. We will also make it easier for corporates to add their own dictionaries in the future.

phrase typinng

Deja vu inserts a "space" following every candidate you selected to speed up the typing of the next word. If you don't need this extra "space", simply press "return" to eliminate it.

For your convenience, Deja vu automatically provides a list of terms that follow the previously typed word either from system dictionary or from user's text. For instance, after typing the word "get" and a space, a list consisting of terms like "into", "back", "on" that frequently appears after "get" will be shown for selection. Such a design makes it effortless to input any phrase you have typed previously. For example, supposing you have typed "It is my great pleasure to invite ...," the next time you try to type the same phrase Deja vu will remind you by showing "It" followed by "is," followed by "my," followed by "great," by "pleasure," by "to," and by "invite." So, after the initial typing of "It," the rest can be retrieved through a sequence of candidate selection without further typing.

There is no need to "construct" a user dictionary or to "remember" anything. As long as you have typed a word or phrase before, Deja vu automatically learns it and reproduces it when you type a subsequence of it.

abbreviated phrase typing

Next, let's demonstrate Abbreviated phrase typing I can type "pt sq" to get "protein sequence", my frequently typed phrase that Deja vu automatically learns. If you are bored of typing "It is my great pleasure to invite ..." over and over again, Deja vu allows you to retrieve it through typing the first letter of each word "i i g p t i". You can further speed it up by typing an abbreviated capitalized letters, such as "IGPI" to retrieve the same phrase. Just remember to include the first letters of the first and the last words.

DEJAVU（似曾相识）打字软件可以让你在一个简短的方式与一本字典的帮助和您以前键入的文档中键入单词或短语。你将有更多的自由，你用dejavu的速记打字软件后：免于长期记忆单词，并免于打字太多的话。

简介

        似曾相识是一个速记打字软件，可以让你在一个简短的方式与一本字典的帮助和自己的类型化文档中键入单词或短语。似曾相识的感觉将是巨大的打字依稀记得的话，长的话，并经常键入词组。这种类型的援助非常好使的智能设备。似曾相识的这些革命性的功能已经从许多国家得到专利。

        YouTube的演示是在链接http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqSBLMP7aSg。

缩写字打字

        缩写字打字什么是“BUCY”？总统乔治“布什”？不，这就是我输入“官僚主义”使用似曾相识。只需键入几个字母的顺序（序列），那么所需要的单词会弹出一个候选者。通常情况下，输入的第一个字母，然后是每个音节将提取所需单词的第一个辅音。例如：键入“cgtl”获得“祝贺”，并输入“dfct”将得到“困难”。有时候，包括一些不那么频繁的字母在单词，如W，X，Y，Z，会大大增加的机会，这个词流行起来在上面。对于非常长的词，如“脱氧核糖核酸”，输入“DXY”会做，因为几句话分享“美元指数”。

        序列分型在前缀打字的另一个优点是，用户可以容易地得到正确的后缀。例如，当用户键入“考虑”使用时，说“CSD”，然后通过加入一种以上的字母“S”，“D”，“G”，则用户可能会得到“认为”，“认为”，“考虑“，分别位居候选人。

        我们将逐步提出特殊领域的字典，如生物学，医学，以减少输入这些长难词的负担。我们也将使它更容易为企业给自己加字典的未来。

短语typinng

        似曾相识插入一个“空间”，你选择了加快下一个字的打字每名候选人如下。如果你不需要这个额外的“空间”，只需按下“返回”来消除它。

        为了您的方便，似曾相识自动提供按照以前键入的字无论是从系统字典还是从用户的文本术语列表。例如，键入单词“get”和一个空格，包括术语如清单“变成了”，“回”之后，“上”频繁出现在“得到”，将显示以供选择。这样的设计使得它毫不费力地输入您先前输入的任何一句话。举例来说，假设你输入“我很高兴地邀请......”下一次你试图输入相同的短语似曾相识会提醒你通过展示“它”，其次是“是”，其次是“我的“，其次是”大“，由”快乐“，由”要“和”邀请“。因此，最初的打字后“吧，”其余的都可以通过无需进一步分型序列候选选择的检索。

        有没有需要“构建”用户词典或“记住”任何东西。只要你之前输入的单词或短语，似曾相识自动学习并再现它，当你键入它的一个子序列。

缩写词组打字

        接下来，让我们展示缩写词组输入，我可以输入“PT平”获得“蛋白质序列”，我经常键入的短语，似曾相识自动学习。如果你觉得无聊打字“我很高兴地邀请......”一遍又一遍，似曾相识，您可以通过输入每个字“iigpti”的第一个字母进行检索。您可以通过输入一个简短的大写字母，如“IGPI”来获取相同的短语进一步加快步伐。只是要记住，第一个和最后一个字的第一个字母。

Dejavu (Deja vu) Typing Software allows you to type words or phrases in an abbreviated manner with the help of a dictionary and your previous typed document. You will have a lot more freedom after you use Dejavu shorthand typing software: freedom from memorizing long words, and freedom from typing too many words.

Introduction

Deja vu is a shorthand typing software that allows you to type words or phrases in an abbreviated manner with the help of a dictionary and your own typed document. Deja vu would be great for typing vaguely remembered words, long words, and frequently typed phrases. Such typing assistance comes very handy on smart devices. These revolutionary features of Deja vu have received patents from many countries.

A Youtube demo is in the link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqSBLMP7aSg.

abbreviated word typing

Abbreviated word typing What's "bucy"? President George "Bush"? No, that's how I type "bureaucracy" using Deja vu. Just type a few alphabets in order (subsequence), then the desired word would pop up as a candidate. Usually, type the first letter, followed by the first consonant of each syllable would extract the desired word. Examples: type "cgtl" to get "congratulations" and type "dfct" will get "difficulty." Sometimes, including some not-so-frequent alphabets in a word, such as w, x, y, z, would greatly increase the chance for this word to pop up on top. For extremely long words, such as "deoxyribonucleic", type "dxy" would do since few words share "dxy".

Another advantage of subsequence typing over the prefix typing is that the user can easily get the correct suffix. For example, when the user type "consider" using , say "csd", then by adding one more alphabet, "s", "d", "g", the user will likely get "considers", "considered", "considering", respectively among the top candidates.

We will gradually put forth special domain dictionaries, such as biology, and medical science, to reduce the burden of typing these long and difficult words. We will also make it easier for corporates to add their own dictionaries in the future.

phrase typinng

Deja vu inserts a "space" following every candidate you selected to speed up the typing of the next word. If you don't need this extra "space", simply press "return" to eliminate it.

For your convenience, Deja vu automatically provides a list of terms that follow the previously typed word either from system dictionary or from user's text. For instance, after typing the word "get" and a space, a list consisting of terms like "into", "back", "on" that frequently appears after "get" will be shown for selection. Such a design makes it effortless to input any phrase you have typed previously. For example, supposing you have typed "It is my great pleasure to invite ...," the next time you try to type the same phrase Deja vu will remind you by showing "It" followed by "is," followed by "my," followed by "great," by "pleasure," by "to," and by "invite." So, after the initial typing of "It," the rest can be retrieved through a sequence of candidate selection without further typing.

There is no need to "construct" a user dictionary or to "remember" anything. As long as you have typed a word or phrase before, Deja vu automatically learns it and reproduces it when you type a subsequence of it.

abbreviated phrase typing

Next, let's demonstrate Abbreviated phrase typing I can type "pt sq" to get "protein sequence", my frequently typed phrase that Deja vu automatically learns. If you are bored of typing "It is my great pleasure to invite ..." over and over again, Deja vu allows you to retrieve it through typing the first letter of each word "i i g p t i". You can further speed it up by typing an abbreviated capitalized letters, such as "IGPI" to retrieve the same phrase. Just remember to include the first letters of the first and the last words.