i am trying to implement image processing on a ekk-lm4f232 evaluation board....can someone tell me whether it can be done and if i can get any code example for that??
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i am trying to implement image processing on a ekk-lm4f232 evaluation board....can someone tell me whether it can be done and if i can get any code example for that??
PRATEEK ARORA1 said:i am trying to implement image processing on a ekk-lm4f232 evaluation board
Do you have any experience in "image processing"?
Have you done any background study into the subject?
PRATEEK ARORA1 said:can someone tell me whether it can be done
That rather depends on what, exactly, you mean by, "image processing" - doesn't it?!
PRATEEK ARORA1 said:if i can get any code example for that??
http://www.lmgtfy.com?q=image+processing+library
yes, i have some experience of image processing....but that was using matlab....
i want to write a c code using TI imglib and implement it on above mentioned kit...can it be done??
PRATEEK ARORA1 said:implement image processing
Mon ami - is not your "specification" for such processing - perhaps a tad imprecise/lacking?
But of course you can - should you not mind image flicker, minimal number of colors, and a, "Texas-sized" add-on pcb(s) to hold a multitude of much needed memory and other support components.
Image processing clearly was not the intent when Cortex M-3/M-4 were conceived/implemented. Indeed M-3 & M-4 serve a great need - have their place - but that is not, "image processing."
You may wish to dial-up TI's OMAP - especially the new OMAP 4470. This is full-fledged, 4th generation, SoC - especially targeting such "image" applications. So much of what you "appear" to seek plays on, "that channel" - not here...
thnx for the replies..
i am a newbie....
i don't have any other option than using LX4F232H5QD which is on EKK-LM4F232 eval kit ...
i want to do character recognizing on this...
i was thinking of writing a C program using TI IMGLIB and run it on tha eval kit....is it possible???
thnx
PRATEEK ARORA1 said:don't have any other option than using LX4F232H5QD which is on EKK-LM4F232 eval kit
Presumably because this is a school project?
PRATEEK ARORA1 said:i want to do character recognizing
Well Optical Character Recognition ("OCR") has been around for many decades, so there should be plenty of material available to study - this is your first step.
That study will give you an understanding of what is involved in doing OCR.
With that understanding, you will be able to evaluate whether the capabilities of the EKK-LM4F232 and TI IMGLIB are adequate...
PRATEEK ARORA1 said:is it possible???
That's just one of many questions one may ask... Perhaps more powerful is why you, "have no other options?"
Fitness & suitability of device to intended purpose usually rise to higher consideration in most "real" projects...
PRATEEK ARORA1 said:i am taking part in TIADC
Do you mean this http://www.uniti.in/adc ?
PRATEEK ARORA1 said:i just want minimal info just to start
Google is your friend!
You can find details of the TI IMGLIB by simply putting "IMGLIB" into the 'Search' box on this very page.
Andy Neil said:i am taking part in TIADCDo you mean this http://www.uniti.in/adc ? [/quote]
So this is your project, then:
7-1
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Conversion of text document into Braille
BITS-PILANI,GOA Campus
Saurabh Bhatia, Prateek Arora
Sheron Figardo
http://www.uniti.in/adc/adc/101
How were you planning to share the prize money with helpers on this forum...?
hey.....
i did not ask for any code neither i asked for the solution of the problem...
i just asked whether i can solve the problem the way i was telling in the above posts....
that's it....
so don't post such comments due to which TI authorities might think that i am cheating or something...
thnx anyways
It seems to me that it is a practical project. I have done a more complicated OCR project -- with translation and interpretation - with systems of less power/MIPS.
Certainly a share of the prize money could convince me to release some code -- but I don't qualify as an undergrad student any more -- sorry about that.
I'll limit my participation to stating that if you can find a scanning/camera package for ARM that allows you to save an image -- say to an to SD card and and then you can OCR it -- then the translation portion is about one month of design and programming including dealing with the issues of "variable context". Most compilers are "fixed context" -- otherwise how could you compile a program and get consistent results? (Look up variable context compilers in your compiler textbook if you want an idea of the challenge.)
If you can reduce the demonstration to one of "fixed context" then it is a very straightforward student project with no particularly difficult issues.
I say this is a doable project since many tablets, and ARM devices seem to have some ability to OCR documentsand interpret Bar Code captured to camera and have roughly the same abilies in terms of hardware and software features.
Maybe dig around the specialty Android libraries to get a start.
thnx very much...this was exactly what i needed.....
sorry it is not about sharing prize money but it is about doing things honestly so that we can learn...
even iu give me ur code for free i won' t take it.......
well anyways thn for the help
It warms my heart to read those words....
So for example:
http://www.abbyy.com/mobileocr/android/
and:
http://www.designnews.com/lecture-calendar.asp
I made a post with several links which should help. Hopefully a moderator will approve the post.
Best wishes.
In case you do not see my other post come through -- google these phrases:
ABBYY Mobile OCR Engine Arm Processor
smalllquiang/OCR github
After you OCR, you will need to parse and then analyze for "correctness" (Since OCR is never perfect -- you have mistakes.) -- this is where you need to analyze symbol context -- hope that is clear. Variable context parser/compilers are considered a challenge at the grad student level -- they are possible despite the warnings in texts that grammar must be a "fixed grammar".
If you need this explained, I will try. If you cannot solve this problem, there will be "unfixable" errors in your output from the OCR phase.
Yes I really have done this... ;-)
Good luck.