Posted: 15 Aug 2011, 18:32
Folks-
I'm playing with the camera as input to control sound triggers. It seems to me that the 'zones' in the camera output are an order of events. This happened. Then this happened. Then this happened. If multiple things happen at once, they show up as additional zones, up to 8 concurrent events. Is that correct?
So my challenge is I want to link events together. For example, the right hand may make events on one side of the screen and the left hand on the other. I want to break my data up into the right hand did these three things, while the left hand was doing these three things. I could split the screen into halves or quads, but since I won't have control over where the dancer is standing, I'm going to try to use cluster analysis to link related events in an array. My current approach is to spool all of the events into a large array and then analyze the array for events that link one to the next. So the result would be multiple sub-arrays, each representing a line drawn in space extracted from the original list of points.
So if anyone's done this already, you'll be saving me a lot of work. If not, I'll post what I get when it's done.
Thanks,
- CCQ -
I'm playing with the camera as input to control sound triggers. It seems to me that the 'zones' in the camera output are an order of events. This happened. Then this happened. Then this happened. If multiple things happen at once, they show up as additional zones, up to 8 concurrent events. Is that correct?
So my challenge is I want to link events together. For example, the right hand may make events on one side of the screen and the left hand on the other. I want to break my data up into the right hand did these three things, while the left hand was doing these three things. I could split the screen into halves or quads, but since I won't have control over where the dancer is standing, I'm going to try to use cluster analysis to link related events in an array. My current approach is to spool all of the events into a large array and then analyze the array for events that link one to the next. So the result would be multiple sub-arrays, each representing a line drawn in space extracted from the original list of points.
So if anyone's done this already, you'll be saving me a lot of work. If not, I'll post what I get when it's done.
Thanks,
- CCQ -