Homebrew CellWriterDS

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Hi to all.

I would like to present CellWriterDS, a Nintendo DS porting of CellWriter, a configurable engine for handwriting recognition.

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At the URL http://www.object65.it/CellWriterDS.aspx you will find the first version of the library, the test program and the sources.

I hope that the library could be the starting point for many interesting tests and homebrew based on handwriting recognition!

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excuse me, but if you click downloads and look to the left, you may upload your own homebrew for others to view, instead of utilising the forums.
 

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Sorry, xxRAG3, but not too many people looks at the download section of GBAtemp.Also this is a great way for people, to know about this library.

Also, awesome work, wimbo.
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Wow nice work: can't wait to see this implemented!

Ps. have any commercial games implemented anything like this? :s
 

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Narin said:
Hmm, I tried this out. It doesn't seem that accurate. Overall though, not bad.
The particularity of CellWriter is that it can be easily trained to adapt it to everyone write style. Try it again training it with your own samples for the symbols that are not well recognized (the demo program doesn't save trained samples after close).

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