the beginning of a pattern/gesture recognition library

Hello, I have started moving some code into a Boost-based open source generic pattern/gesture recognition library (I briefly mentioned it at my Dataflow+Arts talk at BoostCon) . The examples right now show how to do gesture recognition on some pre-segmented video captures of full-body human gestures, as well as pattern recognition in sequences of floating-point numbers. Soon I'll be adding something for recognition of mouse gestures. The library docs and download info is at: http://ame4.hc.asu.edu/amelia/patterns/ The library is currently GPLed but that's open to debate (this is my research program's first venture into open source and GPL was the safest initial choice). As the library matures I'd like to move it to the Boost license and eventually submit it for Boost review. If anyone is interested in using this library or joining the development, please let me know. The few tests/examples have so far been verified to work on GCC4.0.1/darwin and MSVC8. Kind regards, Stjepan

The library is currently GPLed but that's open to debate (this is my research program's first venture into open source and GPL was the safest initial choice). As the library matures I'd like to move it to the Boost license and eventually submit it for Boost review.
Do you plan to submit the Dataflow library first or is this your priority? Paul

On Wed, May 28, 2008 at 12:38 PM, Paul Baxter <pauljbaxter@hotmail.com> wrote:
The library is currently GPLed but that's open to debate (this is my research program's first venture into open source and GPL was the safest initial choice). As the library matures I'd like to move it to the Boost license and eventually submit it for Boost review.
Do you plan to submit the Dataflow library first or is this your priority?
Dataflow is in the review queue and I'm hoping for a July review if I can find a review manager (I'm working on it). The reason I'm also working on the pattern recognition lib is that it is related to my Ph.D. thesis which is scheduled to be completed next year :-) Regards, Stjepan
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Paul Baxter
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Stjepan Rajko