Morse code is a communication system that uses signals—traditionally short and long beeps or flashes of light—to represent letters, numbers, and punctuation marks. It was historically important for long-distance communication, especially in telegraphy and maritime radio, before modern technology made it largely obsolete, though it remains in use by some hobbyists and professionals today.
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摩尔斯电码(英語:Morse code)是一种时通时断的信号代码,通过不同的排列顺序来表达不同的英文字母、数字和标点符号。由美國發明家萨缪尔·摩尔斯及其助手艾爾菲德·維爾在1836年发明。 摩尔斯电码是一种早期的數位化通訊形式,但是它不同於现代只使用0和1两种状态的二进制代码,它的代码包括五种: 1. * 点(·):1 2. * 劃(-):111 3. * 字符内部的停頓(在點和劃之間):0 4. * 字符之间的停顿:000 5. * 单词之间的停顿:0000000
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Discovered by embedding cosine similarity (sentence-transformers MiniLM, 384-dim).