Wednesday, January 27th, 2010

Training and objects recognition

Conclusively there are two ways of objects recognition, which are

• combining simple shapes’ recognition to detect complicated objects;
• using pre-trained data to match objects if they are as set.

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Wednesday, January 20th, 2010

Pattern recognition and applications

Quite much work has been doing to improve accuracy of pattern recognition, to enable computer applications being sufficiently intelligent facing this dynamic world. ARtoolkit is one of them. By training computers to recognize patterns as shown above, i have opportunities to shift my attention from recognition to applications, which means, representation forms of recognition affect interaction.

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Thursday, January 7th, 2010

Object tracking using AS3

Using openCV as computer vision development engine is quite usual, while using AS3 to recognize objects captured from webcam is developed seldom.

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Monday, December 21st, 2009

Object recognition-based interactive prototype

One very interesting aspect of human-computer interaction is methodologies and their effectiveness. There is a view bore in my mind that until interaction became invisibly natural, then interaction did its job. Comparing to thousand years’ history of human lives, computer interaction faces its challenge to integrate itself into natural lives.

We use object recognition to simulate original daily domestic interaction like reading mails and leaving notes. Once computers can recognize specific objects as different meanings relating to its huge stored information, we believe that would be a further step towards natural and efficient interaction.

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Friday, December 4th, 2009

Share some MFC eBooks

These days the openCV object recognition development comes into some types of interfaces, so MFC as a powerful but complicated tool kit was adopted. And Getting some ebooks of MFC leaning (in Chinese), share it in case some guys need it.

From shallow to deep MFC.pdf

VC++.pdf

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Saturday, October 31st, 2009

Solution to “Your version of the windows SDK is earlier than 6.0…”

While i was starting MFC in visual studio 2008, i got a fatal error in debugging as below:

Your version of the windows SDK is earlier than 6.0. Try setting the ‘WINVER’ and ‘_win32_winnt’ definitions in your project to less than 0×0600.

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