> I've added a page on the wiki with some thoughts about areas that
> could be attacked by GSoC (and in general for that matter). I've not
> added any links to examples (e.g. Delicious, Andoid Scan) to
> illustrate my thoughts yet.
Oops, might pay to add the link of course :)
http://wiki.maemo.o
>> Producing a useful interface to let people obtain a decoded
>> string/etc. from whatever sort of barcode is a worthy goal (and having
>> the code select from a range of decoders preferably), as is improving
>> the speed of some of the 2D decoders, as is producing web scraping
>> functions that
Simon Pickering wrote:
Also, i think we should look at GOCR as the alternate toolkit
that can be used for the project.
>>> Looks like that project has been renamed to Conjecture now
>>> (http://www.corollarium.com/conjecture/).
>> Reading the EAN-13 barcode should not require to complicat
>>> Also, i think we should look at GOCR as the alternate toolkit
>>> that can be used for the project.
>>
>> Looks like that project has been renamed to Conjecture now
>> (http://www.corollarium.com/conjecture/).
>
> Reading the EAN-13 barcode should not require to complicated ocr software
> I th
On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 5:27 PM, Simon Pickering
wrote:
>
>> Also, i think we should look at GOCR as the alternate toolkit
>> that can be used for the project.
>
> Looks like that project has been renamed to Conjecture now
> (http://www.corollarium.com/conjecture/).
Reading the EAN-13 barcode sho
> Also, i think we should look at GOCR as the alternate toolkit
> that can be used for the project.
Looks like that project has been renamed to Conjecture now
(http://www.corollarium.com/conjecture/).
Simon
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Also, i think we should look at GOCR as the alternate toolkit that can be
used for the project.
On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 8:36 PM, amit sethi wrote:
>
> Hi , thanks to everyone for taking out the time and reviewing my
> application.
> Although I have not made any major changes. I hope this one has
Hi , thanks to everyone for taking out the time and reviewing my
application.
Although I have not made any major changes. I hope this one has less number
of typos, I am sorry that I did not take care of it last time.
Changes made :
1.Well First i have changed the date at which my home exams may end
Hello,
2009/3/25 amit sethi :
> Hi , thanks for the comments received here . Based on that i have submitted
> a proposal . Please be kind and review and also please give suggestions as
> to how it can be improved . I would also like to know. What could be my next
> steps . And how I could start ge
Hi , thanks for the comments received here . Based on that i have submitted
a proposal . Please be kind and review and also please give suggestions as
to how it can be improved . I would also like to know. What could be my next
steps . And how I could start getting involved.
On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 a
Hi , Thanks for the information on zebra . Gstreamer can be used as the
framework for using zebra .Gstreamer also has python bindings.
Here is a first draft of the proposal for the project , I would like to get
suggestions on how i can improve it.
Application for Google summer of code 2
Hi Steffen,
> some month ago i tried to port http://zebra.sourceforge.net/
> to the maemo platform.
> The Zebra Barcode Reader can decode barcodes from a live video stream
> (v4l) an static images (jpeg, bmp, etc.).
Thanks for the pointer. For maemo-barcode we currently use the main
logic provi
Hi,
some month ago i tried to port http://zebra.sourceforge.net/
to the maemo platform.
The Zebra Barcode Reader can decode barcodes from a live video stream
(v4l) an static images (jpeg, bmp, etc.).
If im informed correctly, the n810's webcam has also a v4l interface
that could be used for the bar
Hi,
2009/3/22 amit sethi :
>
> I am a student interested in applying for gsoc 2009. And i am especially
> excited by the idea of working on maemo.
> There is an idea on http://wiki.maemo.org/GSoC_2009/Project_ideas of an
> application in which an image of barcode is going to be used to check the
>
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