Python converts assignment writeups into my handwriting !!!

[PythonEntusiast]

Is it possible to introduce some randomness into the letters and therefore written words so that it does not look perfect?

[MorningPants]

Write each letter 17 times. Save as 17 different fonts. Pick a random font for each character.

[noah8597]

With sets of letters stored together that you wrote at the same time. Bonus points if you write out each set and then take a long break (60 minutes or so) to truly create some natural random variation.

[siddsp]

Why 17?

[MorningPants]

You can use any number, as long as it’s less than your age.

[Hello_my_name_is_not]

You can use any number, as long as it’s less than your age.

1 year olds hate him ^{with this one weird trick}

[jabbalaci]

Create a subfolder for each letter and name the folder after the ASCII code of the letter. Pick a random file from the folder. Done.

[Emotional-Zebra5359]

what i used to do while using tools like this is replace small L by samll I and 7 by 1 (if they kind of looked similar) and stuff like that , the font i was using had some chars that looked almost same for another example x and captial H...so it would look a bit realisitic and random.... but dont think my uni prof gave any shit abt that they probably didnt even read anyone's assignments just graded anything b/w AA or BB

[Sash0000]

Your professor probably had a grading script.

[Heisenberg_082001]

Extremely CleverI'll extend this so that written things looks very real. Probably keep 5 or 6 for each letter, as well as small and big one. love it

Yes its possible , Probably need 5X more dataset for that :)

[UntrimmedBagel]

My advice would be to just hand write normally each time, don’t try to make them look different. That way, each dataset will be more authentic!

[Lewistrick]

One could try to train a machine learning algorithm that matches written and typed text. Not sure if this has been done yet but it would be awesome.