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by tsumnia 15y ago
I wrote a smaller version a few months ago with the same modules at gaweda.tumblr.com. I sent the writer some questions about his purpose as well. I'm attempting to re-implement Viola Jones without OpenCV as a way to really understand what
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by tsumnia 15y ago
What was you overall success of the apps? I've been trying to create some for the Droid market, then branching into iOS. Is it the kind of thing that can take over a full time job, or just extra pocket cash?
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by tsumnia 15y ago
Definitely happy to see the Emotiv headset on the site! I am currently using one to run a study on brain wave activity on athletes. Definitely going to keep an eye on your site.
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I think that just touches on documentation, extensive commenting, and generally writing straightforward code. I didn't really know the importance of this until I had to step-by-step rewrite my thesis after it fell apart completely. Now, I m
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by tsumnia 15y ago
My guess is to show off a realistic skin, showcasing a five o'clock shadow helps.
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I think the plasticity comes from the ears and eyes, which to me seem a bit doctored. I think the uncanny valley could be overcome with some subtle rigging to simulate a person's micro-gestures. Its not often you look at a human completely
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Ask HN: What are the legal areas of patent use in software development?
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What's your opinion of this remedy? I was about to start implementing Viola-Jones detection through CV for a personal project.
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It is addicting, and whatever you generally spend your free time doing will be absorbed. Your interests might feign after a bit, but it won't be until you've spent a good amount of time building something. I look at Minecraft as a good entr
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What do your data analysts/scientists do on a normal basis? I just sent in my applications to both because it sounds like the technical experimenting I loved doing during my graduate school.
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Thanks, I use the same combination, but haven't needed to make any new parses in a while. I'll read up on lxml for the next time.
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Is mechanize ( http://wwwsearch.sourceforge.net/mechanize/ ) considered outdated or convoluted? It's what I've used for my scrapings. Also, how well do these other scrapers handle Javascript? I've had to abandon some scrapes from ASP pages
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by tsumnia 15y ago
Unfortunately given the scope of that paper, it doesn't sound like typing patterns can be used just yet. A sample size of 36 participants doesn't handle the scale involved when going against 'The Internet'. Also, the paper collected timesta
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by tsumnia 15y ago
The issue with this comes into play of manipulating their face from different angles, which is still an issue in the biometric world. OKCupid's posted statistics on the 'more attractive' profiles, and not all the profiles use the stare dire
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by tsumnia 15y ago
Most might not have the licensing issues. I'm not sure on the copyrights for things like Viola-Jones or Active Shape Modeling. I know Cootes has refused to release the source for his modeling software in case their financial incentive. The
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by tsumnia 15y ago
The PDF branches off of Active Shape Modeling (by Tim Cootes, https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Active_shape_... ) with a style I'm not entirely familiar with, however basing off my background I think I can expain a little of
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by tsumnia 15y ago
When I joined reddit some 3 years ago, I was a Digg user that wanted fresher content. Eventually reddit's minimalist style converted me, since all the Digg content was showing up on reddit. Coincidentally, I'm seeing myself frequenting HN m
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by tsumnia 15y ago
Interesting, since Facebook is employs face recognition to to encourage users to 'tag' their friends in photos.