taiwan-braille-converter

Convert Traditional Chinese to Taiwan braille by deriving zhuyin with tones, then mapping the phonetic output to braille cells. The deterministic pipeline automates this forward translation with clear tone handling.

Back-translation from Taiwan braille to zhuyin generates Traditional Chinese candidates. When multiple outputs exist for polyphones, the tool provides candidates with disambiguation context.

The converter handles polyphone disambiguation by listing multiple Chinese character candidates with their contextual basis during braille-to-zhuyin back-translation, ensuring accurate reverse conversions.

The converter exposes optional resources via scripts and references directories to support tooling, tests, and documentation, including reusable conversion modules and validation scripts.

Taiwan braille conversion requires deriving zhuyin with tones first because Taiwan braille cells map directly from phonetic sounds and tonal markers, enforcing a deterministic rule-based translation pipeline.

When converting braille to Chinese, polyphonic characters may produce multiple candidates because deterministic rules cannot always uniquely identify the intended character without broader textual context.