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Their description made it sound like a really cool lower-level tool, so obviously it ends up being a letdown. Drawing/art programs generally have a line smooth
by pierrec 10y ago
Their description made it sound like a really cool lower-level tool, so obviously it ends up being a letdown.
Drawing/art programs generally have a line smoothing feature - just smoothing your wobbly lines as you draw, using relatively simple algorithms. The description here made me hope for something more "medium-level", half-way between the two. It wouldn't just smooth your lines - it would adjust them according to context, based on a corpus of more precise line drawings, and perhaps predict/suggest the next strokes. It might be difficult to pull off though, if implemented naively it would probably just work against the artist.
- applecrazy 10y agoThis kind of functionality sort of exists in a basic form in the default mail on iOS using a feature called Markup. Markup tries to guess if you drew an arrow or a circle and suggests it based on your drawing.
- comex 10y agoOn a similar note, this site can recognize handwritten mathematical equations (not just one symbol at a time): https://webdemo.myscript.com/views/math.html https://webdemo.myscript.com/views/math.html
- pyedpiper 10y agoas well as microsoft's baked right into office Ink to Math convert
- lima 10y agoXournal also does this for simple geometry.