move_mouse using hand motion recognition using C++ only(repost)
$30-40 USD
Dibayar saat pengiriman
The move_mouse is a function that must be written is simplified and easy to understand C++. No need to tighten code length as long I can understand it. It will be calling other fucntions outside of this code. this is part of a muti-file homework.
1. The program will launch a file with known directory ( in this cas a powerpoint presentation) 2. the program will then place the cursor on the lower left hand corner of the current page of the opened document awaiting further instructions. 3. The program then calls another program say [url removed, login to view], which contains a fucntion that continuously returns three values, X coordiate, Y coordinate, and a bool,r. When r ==0, nothing happens; Fetch another (x,y,r) triple until r ==1. update the mouse pointer coordinate by x and y and move mouse to new location. let A(Xc, Yc) be the center of mass of the page. If (x,y) > (Xc,Yc), execute a move to the NEXT SLIDE; If (x,y) < (Xc,Yc) execute PREVIOUS SLIDE. If (x,y) = (Xc,Yc) remain on current slide. I'd prefer switch statements to execute OPEN(powerpoint), NEXTSLIDE,PREVIOUS SLIDE, EXIT(the default case). The inputs (x,y,r) will be the output of a motion estimation program that will be built together with this move_mouse motion translation program. It should run independently first, and then at interface. Send me emails on any clarifications you need. I am running out of space. I will be able to further clarify the decision criteria: OPEN, Next slide, prev. slide,FileCLOSE etc. Add 2 cases {LEFT CLICK, RIGHT CLICK WIth menu}for more fuctionality later, but they should not hamper the program if I decide to delete them. The inputs (x,y,r) will be obtained from a real time streaming video, where a particular motion of a hand with a colored glove must cause a slide transistion in real time.
## Deliverables
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## Platform
FROM ABOVE
Because of memory considerations, the program must flush after the execution of each slide transition because the input intake is continuous
. I would acquire the video in say 30 frames/sec, and perform some motion estimation algorithm that spits out x,y, r. where "r" refers to whether the colored glove was identified. r should have a counter because after say obtaining r==0 for 10 consecutive iterations, the program should flush r and start counting."
I am willing and ready to clarify anything on this project. A FLOW CHART is included
more importantly switch statement. Microsoft visual C++.
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