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That has always been one of those pet projects I keep meaning to take another crack at. Once a year or so I spend a weekend toying around with opencv in python
by kjeetgill 8y ago
That has always been one of those pet projects I keep meaning to take another crack at. Once a year or so I spend a weekend toying around with opencv in python and see what I can do.
Unlike the parent post I've always wanted to solve it geometrically, not visually. Think solving a puzzle from the backs of the pieces.
- mv4 8y agoI suspect that'd be much much harder - there's not that much variation between the shapes.
- Tobani 8y agoAnd some puzzles (excluding borders might actually have their pieces cut identically.
- supermdguy 8y agoI actually did this once, with a 100 piece puzzle. It took about an hour. There were several pairs of pieces that looked like they fit, and even felt almost right, but weren't correct. It might be possible with computer vision, as long as you set the right tolerance of how tightly the pieces should fit together.
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