Stroke merging and recognition algorithm #49
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January 25, 2025 15:32
…ropToImage, add comments to Model, add better error messages in Model
…ke, add function to find intersecting strokes
…g to merging strokes algorithm, move Predict struct to seperate file
…nations, change the way how Prediction struct holds info about strokes contained
…for eveluating which symbol group is the best, organise symbol processing related code to seperate files
…xible to what type of data it stores
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Algorithm selects first (in the vector) stroke and finds other strokes whose bounding boxes intersects with the original stroke. It passes this information to model (CNN) and compare which combination of strokes has the best change to be right. This idea ins't flawless so lower is list of what ideas I have in mind that could make the algorithm better.