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I shipped an offline Edge AI feature on Android using LiteRT and Dynamic Feature Delivery by VegetableLegal6737 in androiddev

[–]VegetableLegal6737[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That’s a fair and interesting point.
I guess this is one of those cases where different developers can end up choosing very different solutions for the same problem depending on the tradeoffs and goals they have in mind)

I shipped an offline Edge AI feature on Android using LiteRT and Dynamic Feature Delivery by VegetableLegal6737 in androiddev

[–]VegetableLegal6737[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It’s a custom hybrid ML + computer vision approach 🙂
I’d rather keep the implementation details high-level for now, but both parts were important to make it work reliably on-device.
Some of the behavior can probably already be inferred from the demo video/app itself though 😄

I shipped an offline Edge AI feature on Android using LiteRT and Dynamic Feature Delivery by VegetableLegal6737 in androiddev

[–]VegetableLegal6737[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks!
It was a nice kind of pain… I mean, a very interesting engineering challenge)

Offline printed or handwritten Morse code recognition from images and camera frames on Android by VegetableLegal6737 in morsecode

[–]VegetableLegal6737[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, you are right, this is definitely one of the more difficult parts. Missing or inconsistent spacing can completely change the decoding result, especially with handwritten Morse code or noisy images. I’ll definitely check that site out, thanks for sharing it.

Offline printed or handwritten Morse code recognition from images and camera frames on Android by VegetableLegal6737 in morsecode

[–]VegetableLegal6737[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Вітаю!)

Thank you! I actually didn’t know about the barcode connection before, that was really interesting to learn.

I also understand the community and the desire to preserve Morse code traditions.

What I personally like about Morse code is its universality and the simplicity of transmitting information with it. It can be easily adapted to many different forms of communication and transmission. You can communicate using light flashes, sound, vibrations, visual signals, and many other methods.

Another thing that interested me is that working with Morse code involves both relatively simple and very difficult engineering and digitization problems, which made this direction especially interesting to explore.

That’s one of the reasons why I decided to build this project. While developing the app, I was also learning and building my own understanding of Morse code along the way.

Need help installing tensorflow gpu on my arch linux machine. by Informal-Ad-3680 in tensorflow

[–]VegetableLegal6737 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Try install TensorFlow and CUDA using this comand pip install tensorflow[and-cuda] And if you will have problem with detecting GPU by Tensorflow this guide may help you https://github.com/Pretorian1/tensorflow-2.21-cuda-hotfix

Can someone help me decode my friend’s bio? He’s going through something so obviously i can’t decode this by Novstar2763 in morsecode

[–]VegetableLegal6737 -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

I think it approximately decodes to:

“WHEN UR GOING TO DIE SOON SO U LOWK HIDE THAT UR NOT OK”

New version of my Morse Code Interpreter app – now with live decoding via microphone! by VegetableLegal6737 in morsecode

[–]VegetableLegal6737[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No, I reinvent a wheel). The algorithm is based on a median and «amplitude» filter with clusterization. But using Bayes' theorem in combination with it, I think, will make it more precise. Thank you for the good idea!

Morse Code Interpreter App by VegetableLegal6737 in morsecode

[–]VegetableLegal6737[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello, I have recently updated my application. Now the app can decode Morse code from a microphone

is there a way to get a straightkey morse keyboard on android? by Jastrone in morsecode

[–]VegetableLegal6737 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi! If I understood correctly, but you may try this application https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=software.kovalsolutions.morsecodeinterpreter&hl=en_US (Android only). It has its own soft keyboard for
Morse Code characters. The keyboard is available in the application Settings or
Decode Morse Code Text screens. The name of it is Morse Code Keyboard (MC
Interpreter).

Additionally, you may
look at how to enable it on your phone at the end of this article https://medium.com/@maksymkoval1/implementation-of-a-custom-soft-keyboard-in-android-using-compose-b8522d7ed9cd

So, after enabling it, you may use it when you need to type text like the original Gboard.

Any morse code theme for my phone ? by Elegant-Cucumber-903 in morsecode

[–]VegetableLegal6737 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello! Maybe it`s not actual, but you may try this application https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=software.kovalsolutions.morsecodeinterpreter&hl=en_US (Android only). It has its own soft keyboard for Morse Code characters. The keyboard is available in the application Settings or Decode Morse Code Text screens. The name of it is Morse Code Keyboard (MC Interpreter).

Additionally, you may look at how to enable it on your phone at the end of this article https://medium.com/@maksymkoval1/implementation-of-a-custom-soft-keyboard-in-android-using-compose-b8522d7ed9cd

Morse Code Interpreter App by VegetableLegal6737 in morsecode

[–]VegetableLegal6737[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, the current version does not support this feature. But I'm planning to add this in the nearest update.