list of pts stitch drAPJv2 

list of pts stitch drAPJv2

by Bhavik_Dodda

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Bhavik_Dodda
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@chmod Yeah sure, I will mail you!
chmod
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Just wanted to mention, that you can always send me an email under the address listed in the contact site: https://www.turtlestitch.org/page/contact/ -->Andrea / Project Lead
chmod
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This is absolutely amazing! I know several users who would love to try it out. I am one of them :)): If it happens to be possible to try it until July 18th, we could do it at the TurtleStitch anniversary event in the Netherlands. Are you geographically nearby? We would love to hear about your process. If you are not near, maybe there is another possibility to show your projects. Is that of interest to you? However, I'm giving the project a try on my machine now.
Bhavik_Dodda
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@chmod I'm solving the TSP (travelling salesman problem) on a set of points which I'm extracting from the image. The points can be computed by an algo such as "MacQueen's Tractor Beam algo", but there exist many more. TSP again has very high time complexity so for many points it takes a lot of time to compute, so there are algos that give an approximate result. I'm working on variations of algo for both the point generation as well as lines. Will put it out on github once done, for users to try it out themselves!
Bhavik_Dodda
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@chmod yes, definitely! I'm working on a github repository listing the entire process + algorithm. Will share once it's done!
chmod
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I'd like to give that a try in stitching, if you don't mind :) How / where did you define the lines? I bet this is a beautiful algorithm that transfers from pixels to y/x values. However. Would be great to hear. I'm jut curious. Thank you!!