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Nemath Ahmed <[hidden email]>Date: Fri, Mar 13, 2020 at 10:48 AM
Subject: Python Challenge || Fwd: GSoC 2020 introduction | Project 1: Robotics Academy: new computer vision exercises
To: JoseMaria Cañas Plaza <
[hidden email]>, Eduardo Perdices <
[hidden email]>, Nacho Az <
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| Update on Game of Life Challenge |
I have implemented the game of life challenge in python using the python binding Tkinter module for the GUI interface.
It's implemented as a module and you have to import gol to play the game.
An example main.py is attached which is placed in the same folder as to gol.py and goi-play.py
-->Use the create() function of the gol module and pass on the row and column numbers as parameters.
-->For example, when you run main.py, you get a message to enter the row and column number in the terminal.
-->A window appears and now you have to check the boxes as per your input design.
-->Hit Play button.
--> A second window appears with the screen being refreshed every one second.
--> Hit finish button to end the game
I have attached the videos representing a few examples with still-life, oscillator, spaceship patterns.
No external modules other than the native python 3 have been used.
I would like you to please review the game and let me know what you think. I also look forward to your suggestions to improve the game.
I will soon be updating you with my progress with the JdeRobot Academy exercises.
I've tested the game with all patterns given in the attachment examples.png
Attachments:
1.1 gol.py and goi-play.py (modules)
1.2 main.py (gol is called from here)
2. Three demo videos
3. example patterns
Regards,
Nemath Ahmed
On Wed, Mar 11, 2020 at 3:44 PM JoseMaria Cañas Plaza <
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Hi Nemath,
thanks for your interest in JdeRobot. We have just updated the instructions for JdeRobot GSoC selection process [1]. Please note that there are some programming tests required to apply for GSoC-2020 with JdeRobot and one simple "Academy challenge".
For general discussion and questions about GSoC-2020 subscribe and use the JdeRobot mailing list pointed out at [2]. For particular feedback about your proposal, better contact the mentors of the project you are interested in. Please add me to that thread as I probably co-mentor that project too.
Cheers,
JoseMaria
[1]
https://jderobot.github.io/activities/gsoc/2020#application-instructions-for-gsoc-2020[2]
https://jderobot.github.io/community/
On Tue, Mar 10, 2020 at 8:24 AM Eduardo Perdices <
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From:
Nemath Ahmed <[hidden email]>Date: Tue, Mar 10, 2020 at 7:31 AM
Subject: GSoC 2020 introduction | Project 1: Robotics Academy: new computer vision exercises
To: <
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Dear Eduardo Perdices and Ignacio Arranz,
I am
Nemath Ahmed, an undergrad student from the Indian Institute of Technology, Indore from the department of Electrical Engineering. I am currently in the pre-final year of my
undergraduate degree. I have been exploring and performing multiple projects right from the start of my first year. Currently, I work with my main focus on Computer Vision(
both traditional vision and modern CNNs) and Human-Computer Interaction. Currently, I am also working with TU Dresden, Germany to implement vision algorithms on edge using Intel Neural Compute Stick and will be working with Univ. of Strasbourg on improving the existing image-guided-surgical techniques with IHU-Strasbourg, France. This year I would
love to be a part of JdeRobot and contribute to open-source development through GSoC 2020 from summer 2020 during my college break.
The project that interests me is 'Robotics Academy: new computer vision exercises' given my
proficiency in python and computer vision. I would like to know more about this projects and get suggestions from you as to which are the other project that I can also work on. You can view my past work on my
website.in
These are links to my other pages:
Hoping to connect with you and contribute to JdeRobot this summer.
Regards,
Nemath Ahmed
III-Year Bachelor of Technology
Department of Electrical Engineering
Indian Institute of Technology, Indore
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