1) It seems that LiteralIO.cc is developed by craftit two years ago, which is a mature version. However, to most of the MSVS2005 users, I think, probably, they can't successfully compile this file due to some UTF-8 characters. Please check the line 125, 133, 134 and 169. In order to successfully compile the whole project, I've got to comment line 125, 133, 134 and revised a little bit for line 169.
2) Pretty much interested in your research work (actually, I've been keeping an eye on your work. Just 1 month ago, you release Ravl 1.0, which seems to be a big progress compared with the former version.) I was supposed to buy The XM2VTS Database, but not yet. I myself have designed a website http://www.visionopen.com and I have my own sourceforge AAMBuilding code (which is based on OpenCV) as well (due to the breakdown of sourceforge, my code now can be found on my own website). I do want to join you if there is any possibility.
Best Regards
JIA Pei
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Thanks for the feedback, I've updated the file in SVN (6062). In general I'd recommend using the latest version from SVN as it has all the lastest fixes and if anything gets broken it is normally quickly fixed. I've had quick a look at your site, it sounds interesting. Your welcome to join the project, I've added you as a developer. Do you have anything in mind you want to contribute ?
Thanks for the feedback,
Charles.
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It seems that the piecewise affine image align method proposed by CMU for fitting has not implemented yet. An implementation is realized by using Manchester Cootes' method is implemented instead. I'll check the code later to make it sure.
If it hasn't been implemented yet, I'd love to realize the Piecewise Affine Face Fitting algorithm.
Is that ok?
Thanks.
Best Regards
JIA Pei
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To craftit:
1) It seems that LiteralIO.cc is developed by craftit two years ago, which is a mature version. However, to most of the MSVS2005 users, I think, probably, they can't successfully compile this file due to some UTF-8 characters. Please check the line 125, 133, 134 and 169. In order to successfully compile the whole project, I've got to comment line 125, 133, 134 and revised a little bit for line 169.
2) Pretty much interested in your research work (actually, I've been keeping an eye on your work. Just 1 month ago, you release Ravl 1.0, which seems to be a big progress compared with the former version.) I was supposed to buy The XM2VTS Database, but not yet. I myself have designed a website http://www.visionopen.com and I have my own sourceforge AAMBuilding code (which is based on OpenCV) as well (due to the breakdown of sourceforge, my code now can be found on my own website). I do want to join you if there is any possibility.
Best Regards
JIA Pei
Hi jiapei,
Thanks for the feedback, I've updated the file in SVN (6062). In general I'd recommend using the latest version from SVN as it has all the lastest fixes and if anything gets broken it is normally quickly fixed. I've had quick a look at your site, it sounds interesting. Your welcome to join the project, I've added you as a developer. Do you have anything in mind you want to contribute ?
Thanks for the feedback,
Charles.
I checked AAM Documentation thoroughly
http://www.ee.surrey.ac.uk/Research/VSSP/RavlDoc/share/doc/RAVL/Auto/Basic/Tree/Ravl.API.Images.AAM.html
It seems that the piecewise affine image align method proposed by CMU for fitting has not implemented yet. An implementation is realized by using Manchester Cootes' method is implemented instead. I'll check the code later to make it sure.
If it hasn't been implemented yet, I'd love to realize the Piecewise Affine Face Fitting algorithm.
Is that ok?
Thanks.
Best Regards
JIA Pei
That would be great! Look forward to seeing it.
C.