Application for Introduction to Romanization of Hangeul Writing Using Learning Vector Quantization Method
Abstract
The development of technology makes it easier for humans to access and receive information from various things. One that we can access is the culture of various countries, for example, South Korea. Talking about K-Pop, it also talks about Korean culture and language. Korean language is a language that uses characters in writing, this script is called hangeul. With so many people learning Korean and the large number of Indonesian tourists coming to Korea, a technology is needed that can provide information to users about Korean. In this study, an application was made that used one of the methods of implementing Artificial Neural Networks, namely Learning Vector Quantization to recognize hangeul writing patterns. Based on the test results using the k-Vold Cross Validation, the overall accuracy is 57%. In addition, the test uses usability testing with 5 indicators, namely Learnability, efficiency, memorability, errors and satisfaction, with an average rating of 93.3%. This shows that the application can function according to its use and makes it easier for users to recognize hangeul writing patterns along with their romanizations and translations. This application is also easy to learn, understand and use. Keywords: Pattern Introduction, Hangeul, Romanization, Artificial Neural Network, Learning Vector QuantizationPublished
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