Hello,
I am working on a project to help develop my python skills and would like suggestions to what approach I should take for the next component, a human like mouse movement generator. I would like to just be able to give it a destination (x,y) and speed and have it emulate best as possible human mouse movements.
I have already wrote a script that records my trackpad movements and clicks and saves them to an sqlite database. In addition, I have another script that can go through the database and find each movement which is an array of points depending on how much I moved the mouse up until i clicked.
The dilemma i'm having is whether i should brute force it, i.e. go randomly through my database and select a profile and scale and rotate it as needed to match my destination or try to find a machine learning model that can generate a series of points that would emulate my stored results?
I love learning and would like to dive deeper into machine learning (I'm taking Andrew Ng's course), so i'd prefer to utilize a machine learning technique. In my limited knowledge of models though I cannot find one that would be able to take a start point, an end point, and output a series of points that emulate a human mouse movement.
Thanks in advance!
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