At Montreal-Python6, I have presented a real-time hand digit real-time demo. This demo allows you to do real-time digit recognition from your digital camera. It allows you to load any trained neural network and apply in real time the same features extraction. This demo allows you to train, extract features, used trained neural networks inside real-time demo, visualize features in 2D and their frequency distribution and get feature discriminant weight.
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