Friday, 13 March 2015
Friday, 6 March 2015
Week 5
Summary of week's activities
- Poster design and printing
- Report writing
- Finalizing the code and testing
Final Result |
Conclusion
The shapes detection project cut across five weeks of both team and individual work, the project was entirely new to every member of the group, but good team work and individual commitment made the project a success.
The first week of the project was when it all began as we didn't have even an unofficial meeting before the first week of the project.
The project deliverable was divided efficiently among the three members; code design, GUI design and project manager/technical writer which were the the responsibilities of Ashwin Varughese, Mohammad
Houtari and Telema Apaemi respectively. Nonetheless the different allocations, we were all free to share ideas on how each subdivision of the project could be done better, owing to this we decided to open a group chat to facilitate ideas sharing and keep each other updated on in time progress and challenges.
Limitations faced by the project
- Only a finite set of geometric shapes can be detected
- The images have to be hand made using Paint drawing tools or any software
- The software won't detect if the area is too big or too small.
week 4
Summary Of Weeks activities
- Report writing
- Poster blueprint
- GUI design and in-cooperating it with the software
- Further testing and final code editting
Monday, 2 March 2015
week 3
Week 3
Summary of week's activities:
This week we were able to start our report and extend our set of shapes to include ellipse and hexagon
Testing the code, we were able to observe two problems;
The link below shows the syntax and use for the bwareaopen() function.
http://uk.mathworks.com/help/images/ref/bwareaopen.html
The later couldn't be solved within the time slot and we resolved on doing more research on how to tackle the problem
Testing the code, we were able to observe two problems;
methods extended to detect ellipse and hexagon |
- images with rough edges couldn't be detected properly
- the program could neither detect very small images nor very large one
The link below shows the syntax and use for the bwareaopen() function.
http://uk.mathworks.com/help/images/ref/bwareaopen.html
The later couldn't be solved within the time slot and we resolved on doing more research on how to tackle the problem
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