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Pierre Huyghebaert
@crickxson@post.lurk.org  ·  activity timestamp last month

Each time i use https://shapecatcher.com
I'm gratefull to #BenjaminMilde to have build it and keep it running.
"You know what some #character looks like, but you've forgotten its name or its #Unicode code point. Now what do you do? #Shapecatcher is a new website, that helps you to find specific Unicode characters, just by #sketching their shape. Currently about 10000 of the most important Unicode characters are compared to your sketch and are analysed for similarities.
Under the hood, Shapecatcher uses so called " #shape contexts" to find similarities between two shapes. Shape contexts, a robust mathematical way of describing the concept of similarity between shapes, is a feature descriptor first proposed by #SergeBelongie and #JitendraMalik."

Following results of the recognizing process
Following results of the recognizing process
Following results of the recognizing process
Following results of the recognizing process
Following results of the recognizing process
Following results of the recognizing process
1st results of the recognizing process
1st results of the recognizing process
1st results of the recognizing process
Screen capture of the drawing zone of ShapeCatcher.
Screen capture of the drawing zone of ShapeCatcher.
Screen capture of the drawing zone of ShapeCatcher.
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@liaizon@social.wake.st replied  ·  activity timestamp last month
@crickxson I love Shapecatcher too! It's such a good tool
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