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That's because it's rotationally insensitive, which is a rather interesting property. I'm not sure how useful it is, but it certainly surprised me.
by regularfry 11y ago
That's because it's rotationally insensitive, which is a rather interesting property. I'm not sure how useful it is, but it certainly surprised me.
- mmusson 11y agoWhen I used this code for a simple application, I made a small change to the recognized to limit the rotational invariance so that a gesture that was rotated more than a certain angle threshold would not match.