Yet another SLM based Pinyin input method
http://sourceforge.net/projects/novel-pinyin
Epico announced his developing project on linuxsir.org, which based on scim-pinyin, and could be considered as a successor of scim-pinyin. And James was the supervisor when he was in Novell.
From his source code, I guess its language model maybe a bi-gram model, while it would support multiple Pinyin schemes like scim-pinyin does.
Actually, there is another SLM based IM that I noticed long time ago, Davepy, which is also hosted on sourceforge, but not yet opened any source code (the 1.0 release for Windows is available for downloading, and the author promised it would be opensource'd after a stable release).
Epico announced his developing project on linuxsir.org, which based on scim-pinyin, and could be considered as a successor of scim-pinyin. And James was the supervisor when he was in Novell.
From his source code, I guess its language model maybe a bi-gram model, while it would support multiple Pinyin schemes like scim-pinyin does.
Actually, there is another SLM based IM that I noticed long time ago, Davepy, which is also hosted on sourceforge, but not yet opened any source code (the 1.0 release for Windows is available for downloading, and the author promised it would be opensource'd after a stable release).
