CJK (Chinese-Japanese-Korean) script processing

CJK script processing involves handling characters used in Chinese, Japanese, and Korean languages, which share many logograms called Han characters. Each character can have multiple meanings and pronunciations depending on context. Processing these scripts requires sophisticated methods to recognize, translate, and convert characters accurately across languages, considering their complexity and variations. Techniques include character encoding standards like Unicode, segmentation algorithms to break text into meaningful units, and language models to interpret context. This enables computers to analyze, display, and translate CJK texts effectively, supporting multilingual communication and digital text management in these languages.