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ChiPy March 2023 __main__ Meeting: Thu, Mar 09 2023 at 06:30 PM at Molex
(20 Minutes)
By: Heather White
Experience Level: Advanced
AttributeError: property has no setter. But... I thought this was Python!
Let's have a talk about descriptors.
(10 Minutes)
By: Jimmy Scray
Experience Level: Intermediate
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Have you wondered how gestures are loaded into a computer?
Or are you questioning if transcribing our movements is even possible?
Well, it is possible... But not without its own unique set of problems.
This talk touches on everything in the transcription process from the client side to the server side.
So how did we do it?
We used Mediapipe's machine-learning neural net library to transcribe our movements and gestures to XYZ coordinates. We then created a web crawler to transcribe all of the data from the American Sign Language (ASL) website. We are in process of normalizing this data based on angles related to one another.
The next step of the process, transcribing live gestures and movements is still in development, so let's talk about it!
(10 Minutes)
By: Kat Ross
Experience Level: Novice
I will be presenting some of my current work using Python and Django to develop an open source program for professional students. This program enables students to easily peer-review and create a functioning deck of unique Anki flash cards without any prior programming experience. Anki is currently the most sought after open source flash card creation system by professional students. However due to a learning curve (and time) required to create a quality deck, many students still do not take advantage of this resource. This program seeks to change that. Come see and hear how!