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Image processing would be tough.

Ya they are all pretty difficult. I'm not really sure if we'd be able to do them or not. We have 3 coders at the moment, all 4th year computing students who are taking their second class on AI. We program mostly in java/c/c++ but know other langauges. We have access to all the development tools there as well as matlab and some AI specific software, although we've never had to use the AI software. We've just been using matlab so far in this course and used java the course before for robo-cup, wumpa world etc.

The main challenge I think for #1 would be the image processing, anyone know if there are any easy was to abstract, or address that problem?

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Monday 26 January, 13:45
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MATLAB is great for image processing

Even without the Image Processing Toolbox, MATLAB is great for image processing (bitmap images are arrays, which is what MATLAB does best). You might give this project a try.

-Predictor
http://will.dwinnell.com

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Monday 26 January, 16:49
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