🔒 School AI project

[spare kettle]

Hi everyone.. hope your all having a good day. Our school board put out an optional AI program that can be selected. I went for it and they plan on having us, over the course of 2 years, make an small scale AI for a topic that we would like on. I have some basic python knowledge and have made basic games like pygame and such

Now for the reason for the post. I have a coupld questions.. 1) I currently plan on making a sign laungage interepter.. It doesn't have to be perfect by the end of 2 years.. just a working prototype. Is that feasible considering I haven't done anything related to ML and that I cannot probably program much on the weekdays due to my busy schedule.. so weekends and hols are the only time I can (Im in india so thats not a lot of holdidays).

2. If it is even feasible, what library should I be using? I've seen some suggestions for scikit-learn, but I wanted to ask someone who has considered my real life factors.

3. If my current project idea is not feasible, then whats a project idea I could look into?

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[rocky kernel]

it's feasible if you use a library like mediapipe which already has hand tracking trained into a model, and extend that to detect signs. Training a model yourself might not be feasible with your lack of knowledge and time to dedicate to it, but you should still try it if you really want to.

https://colab.research.google.com/github/googlesamples/mediapipe/blob/main/examples/hand_landmarker/python/hand_landmarker.ipynb

I did a simple version of this using this lib that would show "bang bang bang" on the screen when I made finger guns

[spare kettle]

Ooh.. thats one that didn't come up.. I'll defently look into that.. Also just a bit of info i just got. My teacher said that there are no restrictions but the syllabus does reccomend scikit, pandas and numpy

[rocky kernel]

you should probably clear using the mediapipe lib with your instructors then, kinda sounds like they want you to do a simple linear regression or nn by yourself with those recommendations

[spare kettle]

ok got it.. i'll message her and get back to you..

Ok @rocky kernel.. I just heard back from mam and mdeiapipe is all clear

[rocky kernel]

cool, good luck 👍

[spare kettle]

Thanks

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