wraggster
March 7th, 2006, 18:23
DSmerlin (http://ds.crmx.us/dsmerlin/index.html) is a port of the open source XMerlin handwriting recognition project. It should be fairly easy to incorporate into other homebrew projects such as notepads, calendars, IM software, etc. Anywhere data entry is needed, DSMerlin can provide an alternative to the standard on-screen keyboards.
DSMerlin 0.2 has been released. Here is the changelog:
Library changes:
To improve recognition accuracy, multiple gestures for each character have been removed. There is now only 1 way to draw each character. Gestures also more closely match the Graffiti style.
Numeric characters 0-9 are now recognized.
Gestures have been added for space, backspace and return.
DSMerlin demo changes:
The touchscreen is now divided; the left side is for alpha input, the right side for numeric input.
Included a help screen which shows how to draw each supported character. Access this screen by pressing the 'A' button (remember this is mapped to X on your keyboard in Dualis).
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DSMerlin 0.2 has been released. Here is the changelog:
Library changes:
To improve recognition accuracy, multiple gestures for each character have been removed. There is now only 1 way to draw each character. Gestures also more closely match the Graffiti style.
Numeric characters 0-9 are now recognized.
Gestures have been added for space, backspace and return.
DSMerlin demo changes:
The touchscreen is now divided; the left side is for alpha input, the right side for numeric input.
Included a help screen which shows how to draw each supported character. Access this screen by pressing the 'A' button (remember this is mapped to X on your keyboard in Dualis).
Download via comments