| 英文摘要 |
In order to find unique characters, designers often spend a lot of time looking through inscriptions, rubbings and calligraphy works of famous calligraphers, but they may not necessarily find characters that were once written by the ancients or digitized. Therefore, this study is based on the diffusion operation of artificial intelligence and develops a method that can generate complete characters from a small number of letters, and then convert the generated graphic characters into unicode vector characters, and further quickly complete a font set. This study adopts two methods. The first method is a diffusion model, which generates fonts through iterative add noising and denoising. The second method is a conditional generative adversarial network method based on pix2pix. The conclusion is that the first method, diffusion plus noise addition and denoising, can better preserve the stroke details of the characters, achieving the state where the original character can be simulated by diffusion plus noise addition and denoising. |