[IPOL discuss] publishing a new demo (abmh_real_time_morphological_snakes_algorithm)

[asalgado at dis.ulpgc.es]

Dear Juan,

Quoting Juan Cardelino <juan.cardelino at gmail.com>:

> Hello Agustín,
>                     In the previous version of this demo there was a
> legend explaining each curve, with the colors. Is there any reason to
> drop that?

    The legend is available again in the result page.

> In addition, I have some minor remarks:
> 1) when using this on a netbook (1024x600), I need to scroll down to
> mark the first point because the image doesn't fit in the screen.
> That's not a problem, but when I mark the second, the page reloads and
> I need to scroll down again. So for each click I have to scroll down
> again. I'm not sure if it is worth fixing it, maybe small screens like
> this one are only outliers.

    I did not notice of this problem because my display resolution is  
(1280x800). I modified the scroll bar position when you insert the  
second point. I think the problem is solved. The buttons located above  
of the image are necessary to show them.


> 2) I've seen that the balloon force weight is explained in the wiki,
> but maybe it is clearer if you also put explicitly the value of the
> corresponding parameters in the demo.

   I wrote the value in the label of each parameter. Was it what you wanted?


> 3) I found some typos:
> *ballon->balloon
> *maximun->maximum

   These mistakes will be fixed by the publication authors.

> 4) One silly thing to improve visualization could be to generate an
> animated gif. You can generate it with the command line tool
> 'convert' from imagemagick from a set of images, and most browsers
> will show it without problem. This could be an nice extra
> visualization.

   I am not sure what you mean. You propose that animated gif contains  
colored curves and shows them from time to time.


   Juan thanks for your suggestions.

Best regards,

   Agustín

>
> One question for everyone, shall we allow tools like convert to be
> used? They could serve to improve visualization, and I the case of
> image magick, its interface has been the same for more than 10 years.
> And we could provide a fallback mechanism to quickly remove it in case
> of problems. What do you think?
>
> On Sun, Aug 14, 2011 at 4:41 PM,  <asalgado at dis.ulpgc.es> wrote:
>> Dear all,
>>
>>      The real_time_morphological_snakes is ready for testing in
>> "http://dev.ipol.im/~asalgado/ipol_demo/"
>>
>> Best regards,
>>
>>    Agustín Salgado
>>
>>
>>
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