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Graphomotor evolution in the handwriting of Bengali children through sigma-lognormal based-parameters: a preliminary study

Graphomotor evolution in the handwriting of Bengali children through sigma-lognormal based-parameters: a preliminary study
Graphomotor evolution in the handwriting of Bengali children through sigma-lognormal based-parameters: a preliminary study
Handwriting has a natural evolution throughout child development. It is expected that the higher their educational level, the more fluent their handwriting. This paper is the first study in graphomotor evolution in Bengali children. This study is focused on the handwriting of the first five letters learnt in Bengali (Bangla) schools in Kolkata, India. We selected between three and six participants within three different classrooms and applied the Sigma-Lognormal model to their handwriting by using the iDeLog method. We present conventional and novel parameters extracted from the lognormality analysis of their handwriting. An assessment of extracted parameters is carried out with meaningful statistical differences observed within their handwriting evolution. Our results adds to the growing list of evidence supporting the lognormality principle of graphomotor evolution in children.
Diaz, Moises
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Ferrer, Miguel
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Guest, Richard
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Pal, Umapada
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Diaz, Moises
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Ferrer, Miguel
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Guest, Richard
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Pal, Umapada
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Diaz, Moises, Ferrer, Miguel, Guest, Richard and Pal, Umapada (2019) Graphomotor evolution in the handwriting of Bengali children through sigma-lognormal based-parameters: a preliminary study. 19th International Graphonomics Conference, , Cancun, Mexico. 09 - 13 Jun 2019.

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Abstract

Handwriting has a natural evolution throughout child development. It is expected that the higher their educational level, the more fluent their handwriting. This paper is the first study in graphomotor evolution in Bengali children. This study is focused on the handwriting of the first five letters learnt in Bengali (Bangla) schools in Kolkata, India. We selected between three and six participants within three different classrooms and applied the Sigma-Lognormal model to their handwriting by using the iDeLog method. We present conventional and novel parameters extracted from the lognormality analysis of their handwriting. An assessment of extracted parameters is carried out with meaningful statistical differences observed within their handwriting evolution. Our results adds to the growing list of evidence supporting the lognormality principle of graphomotor evolution in children.

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Published date: 9 June 2019
Additional Information: In: 19th International Graphonomics Conference, 9-13 June 2019, Cancun, Mexico. (Unpublished) (Access to this publication is currently restricted. You may be able to access a copy if URLs are provided) (KAR id:74294)
Venue - Dates: 19th International Graphonomics Conference, , Cancun, Mexico, 2019-06-09 - 2019-06-13

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Local EPrints ID: 489690
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/489690
PURE UUID: 2f5ce725-00a5-4cbb-a76f-dac4d4d5581d
ORCID for Richard Guest: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0001-7535-7336

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Date deposited: 30 Apr 2024 16:50
Last modified: 01 May 2024 02:10

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Author: Moises Diaz
Author: Miguel Ferrer
Author: Richard Guest ORCID iD
Author: Umapada Pal

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