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by SoapSeller 14y ago
IBM Simon(1993/4) also had the same functionality[0]. Also, it seems that their main patent(8,086,604[1]) for this case describe a metasearch engine, something that have been around at least since the mid 90s(long before the patent was fill
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by SoapSeller 14y ago
You can use several binding declarations styles, including data-ng-*: https://github.com/angular/angular.js/blob/master/CHANGELOG....
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by SoapSeller 14y ago
Unfortunately - they can't. There is a continues effort(by the company own the tech, and by the teams that are currently using it) to make it a standart in the league. At least in the previous season there was a sharing agreement between th
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by SoapSeller 14y ago
The angles are important, but also the position relatively to the court(which is different in every venue). The calibration is done by matching(automatically or manually) known world points to pixels from the cameras. (This is a very common
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by SoapSeller 14y ago
Short version: Using a number(six) of dedicated video cameras around the venue and (a lot of) image processing. There is a nice article in wired about it(include a picture of one of the cameras and the view from another) http://www.wired.c
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by SoapSeller 14y ago
Not the NBA, but some teams use a system called SportVU[0] that do auto player&ball tracking. I used to work on the system, so I can answer (some) questions about it. [0] http://www.sportvu.com/basketball.asp
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Neal Stephenson wants to revolutionize sword fighting video games(kickstarter.com)
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by SoapSeller 15y ago
It's "really" hosted on Github(at least, for now): https://lkml.org/lkml/2011/9/4/92