iPad Development Part 3 and Finishing up

I have finally met my goals for the creation of my landmarking iPad application. I have successfully implemented loading an image, loading the points for that image and I am able to move those points around. Here is a final look at the app:


I present my experiences within this Directed Independent Study tomorrow (reading day for UNCW) at 10am. Here is a final look at my AAM GUI:

iPad Development Part 2

So far, I've been able to get the image to load and that's about it. I was working on loading in points as you click and drag to move them around. However, the UIImage I was using was too small to use and was creating some interesting things when I clicked/dragged it around. Therefore, I'm trying to draw a CGRect whenever I click to see if that will load in correctly.

iPad Development

I was recently assigned the task to start the development of an iPad application to be able to landmark the face on the iPad.
Here is the app loading an image.

Coding

We just had the code prepared for a presentation, and a lot of code is unorganized, so we need to go back and reorganize the code and cleanup a lot of stuff. That will start tomorrow :)

surgery

well, my part in designing and hooking up the GUI for our aamlib died off because i had surgery on my right thumb. But, i have heard that the linking of methods to the GUI has been successfully completed by Dr. Patterson and Ben. Thanks! I'll post again when I find out what im doing next.

Connection of the GUI

Back from a great trip to BTAS '10 in Washington, D.C. Had a great time and now I've got to get back to working on the GUI connections. Between today and tomorrow, I will connect most, if not all, methods that need to be called to their respective buttons.

Check back by tomorrow or so and I should have an update on what is working and what is next for me in this endeavor.

Today through Wednesday (Sept. 27-29) I am in Washington D.C. (actually Arlington, VA) for the IEEE Fourth International Conference on Biometrics: Theory, Applications, and Systems 2010. I recently compiled the code (as in just a few minutes ago) to safely work with the new GUI. Now, the next step to this process is calling those methods created for me.

GUI design

So last weekend I designed what the GUI would look like for the upcoming demo. Here is just a glimpse at what it's capable of. I have been able to load an image. Next is getting OpenCV on my computer as well as compiling the code that I'll be working with.

-- 3:56pm - Got OpenCV on my computer…now onto compiling the code!

First post of DIS 491 with Dr. Eric Patterson

This is my first post for this new blog. I will be updating every week of the work that I'm doing within this DIS course I'm taking. I'm starting up with designing a GUI in Cocoa on the Mac for a new AAM library we have created.