Journey and evolution of the English alphabet. by Wong, Jasmine Shu Ting.

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Offline Handwritten English Alphabet Recognition (OHEAR) by Hamsa D. Majeed, Goran Saman Nariman

“…This work proposes a highly accurate offline handwritten English alphabet (OHEAR) model for recognizing through efficiently extracting the most informative features from constructed self-collected dataset through three main phases: Pre-processing, features extraction, and classification. …”
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Optical Recognition of the English Alphabet Using Proteinoids by Panagiotis Mougkogiannis, Andrew Adamatzky

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Decoding English Alphabet Letters Using EEG Phase Information by YiYan Wang, YiYan Wang, Pingxiao Wang, Yuguo Yu

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Definition and Automatic Extraction Performance Analysis of Stroke Elements in the English Alphabet by Soon-Bum Lim, Yujin Lee, Yoojeong Song

“…We have applied this approach to the English alphabet, defining distinctive ‘stroke elements’ and developing a deep learning model for their automatic extraction. …”
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Analysis Of Failure In Offline English Alphabet Recognition With Data Mining Approach by Munnian, Ruthrakumar

“…Therefore, this study attempts a data mining approach to the analysis of failure in offline English alphabet recognition. The objectives of the study are to improve the pattern recognition approach for classifying English alphabets and to determine the root of classification failure in handwritten English alphabets. …”
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Teaching the English alphabet to sixyear old children. Review and analyses of different scripts by І. В. Шастова

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Isolated english alphabet speech recogtion using wavelet cepstral, coefficients and neural network / by Tarmizi Adam, 1987-, Md. Sah Salam, Teddy Surya Gunawan, Fakulti Kejuruteraan Awam

Isolated english alphabet speech recogtion using wavelet cepstral, coefficients and neural network [electronic resource] / by Tarmizi Adam, 1987, Md. Sah Salam, Teddy Surya Gunawan, Fakulti Kejuruteraan Awam

Thai Word Segmentation using a Replacing the English Alphabet Approach to Enhance Thai Text Sentiment Analysis by Sumonta Kasemvilas

“…Therefore, this research proposes a new Thai word segmentation method that replaces Thai letters with English letters. Replacing the English alphabet (REA) is a novel approach for generating short English character sequences using various formats with the same Thai writing structures. …”
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Base41: A proposal for printable encoding of bit strings by Marco Botta, Davide Cavagnino

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Elsevier's telecommunication dictionary in six languages : English/American, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch and German / compiled and arranged on an English alphabetical basis by W.E. Clason

The Last Whole XGP Font Catalog by Christman, David P., Sjoberg, Robert W.

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Convolutional-Neural-Network-Based Handwritten Character Recognition: An Approach with Massive Multisource Data by Nazmus Saqib, Khandaker Foysal Haque, Venkata Prasanth Yanambaka, Ahmed Abdelgawad

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Colors for letters in Chinese and English bilinguals by Tan, Vincent Wei Jun

“…Participants were presented all 26 Latin letters of the English alphabet, one at a time, and tasked to match these letters of the English alphabet to a color that they think go best with the presented letter. …”
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Grapheme learning and grapheme-color synesthesia: Toward a comprehensive model of grapheme-color association by Michiko eAsano, Michiko eAsano, Michiko eAsano, Kazuhiko eYokosawa

“…We investigated determinants of synesthetic color for graphemes (characters, letters) of Hiragana, a phonetic script in the Japanese language, and the English alphabet. Results revealed that grapheme ordinality was the strongest predictor of synesthetic colors for Hiragana characters, followed by character sound, and visual shape. …”
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ENCODING ARABIC NUMBERS USING GENRAL REGRESSION NEURAL NETWORK

“…The research aims to find ways computerized to encode Arabic numbers by the English alphabet , and merges the simple methods with the old ideas and modern techniques to get the encoding process consistent with the intrusion techniques on the information stored or traded via networking site. …”
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Introducing English Vocabulary to Early Childhood Through Singing Method by Na'imah Na'imah

“…The results showed that; (1) Improving the linguistic ability of young children, it can be done through the introduction of English vocabulary; (2) Introducing the English alphabet, the names of fruits, the names of animals, various colors, and so on, the most interesting is done by the singing method; (3) To develop linguistic skills by introducing English Vocabularies, it is effective to be taught from an early age. …”
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The classification of EMG signals using machine learning for the construction of a silent speech interface. by Chandrashekhar, V.

“…This device could be used by patients with speech disorders to communicate letters in the English-alphabet voicelessly, merely by articulating words or sentences in the mouth without producing any sounds. …”
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Noah Webster and the standardization of sound by Elaina FRULLA

“…After reviewing scholarship on the history of American English as well as scholarship on Webster’s work, I argue that Webster wanted to standardize not only spelling but also, and more importantly, the sounds associated with the letters of the English alphabet. If, according to Webster, Americans could overcome the desire to imitate “corrupt” English and foreign models of the pronunciation of various sounds attached to letters, then a standardized pronunciation could be achieved.…”
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