For further development of the project, it would be great to have unit tests to ensure the project code does not break with further changes/improvements. The tests go under tests folder in 2.0 branch where Python 3+ porting is happening.
This HCI (Human-Computer Interaction) application in Python(3.6) will allow you to control your mouse cursor with your facial movements, works with just your regular webcam. Its hands-free, no wearable hardware or sensors needed.
This repository contains the Domain Discovery Tool (DDT) project. DDT is an interactive system that helps users explore and better understand a domain (or topic) as it is represented on the Web.
Probabilistic question-asking system: the program asks, the users answer. The minimal goal of the program is to identify what the user needs (a target), even if the user is not aware of the existence of such thing/product/service. The maximal goal is to achieve the processing power of a single neuron of a human brain on a single PC. Interactions with billions of other computers should achieve human-level intelligence (AGI).
Basketball coaches often sketch plays on a whiteboard to help players get the ball through the net. A new AI model predicts how opponents would respond to these tactics.
The python code detects different landmarks on the face and predicts the emotions such as smile based on it. It automatically takes a photo of that person when he smiles. Also when the two eyebrows are lifted up, the system plays a music automatically and the music stops when you blink your right eye.
Vision Based Intelligent Human-Computer Interaction Game: Control the game character's velocity through your fist or palm(hand) movement! Haar-Cascade Classifier was used for fist and palm(hand) detection. Game was developed with OpenCV on Java (Processing sketchbook)!
Should look into scripts people have written to generate changelog entries from git history, but most importantly API changes need to be kept track of.
For further development of the project, it would be great to have unit tests to ensure the project code does not break with further changes/improvements. The tests go under tests folder in 2.0 branch where Python 3+ porting is happening.