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Creating a Chess Position OCR with the Wolfram Language

Posted 4 years ago

POSTED BY: Diego Zviovich
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I am impressed.

Thank you for doing that.

POSTED BY: Abraham Gadalla

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This is really impressive! You did it in such a clear way, I loved how you wrote it.

POSTED BY: Pedro Cabral
Posted 4 years ago

Thank you for your kind words Pedro.

POSTED BY: Diego Zviovich

This is really great Diego! I have often wanted to have functionality like this for computationally extracting positions from chess literature (such as books about particular openings) :). I have built some of my own chess functionality for the Wolfram Language; take a look at the following links if you are interested.

https://resources.wolframcloud.com/FunctionRepository/resources/ImportPGN

https://resources.wolframcloud.com/FunctionRepository/resources/ChessPGNDisplay

Thanks!

POSTED BY: Paco Jain

Cool stuff. I can't reproduce it on Mathematica 12, though.

The image processing part at the beginning :

x=ImageAdjust[Erosion[Dilation[DeleteSmallComponents[Dilation[EdgeDetect[i],20]],BoxMatrix[100]],120]]

returns a black image.

POSTED BY: Lucien Grondin
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