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'''Period: Sep. 12-18, 2014'''
1 Install Choregraphe
2 Perform a factory reset on Socrates
3 Send a support request as Socrates’s leg is broken


'''Period: Sep. 22-24, 2014'''
1 Send Socrates away for repair
2 Save our robots’ information (including name, IP, head/body numbers) to the XML file
'''Period: Sep. 24-Oct.1, 2014'''
1 Install necessary software for RoboCop bootcamp
2 Fill in the image compression table for the paper experimental results
3 Prepare the introductory paragraphs for the paper on image compression
4 Read and comment on the paper “Image Super Resolution by using Interpolation and Back Projection Iteratively”
5 Learn how to do body scanning procedure
'''Period: Oct.1-8, 2014'''
1 Prepare scanning manual
2 Export reconfigured nao.ova virtual drive file
3 Chessboard based camera calibration research
4 Familiarize with the NAOqi Framework
'''Period: Oct.8-15, 2014'''
1 Familiarize with UKF localization algorithm
2 Test OpenCV and MatLab functions for working with the chessboard
'''Period: Oct.15-22, 2014'''
1  Luminance adjustment research
2  Set up environment for working with OpenCV libraries 
3  Test checkboard detection using Opencv
'''Period: Oct.22-29, 2014'''
1  Attend RoboCop bootcamp
2  Discuss luminance adjustment strategy
3  Read papers on automated calibration systems and YUV  color space
'''Period: Oct.29-Nov.05, 2014'''
1  Literature review on automated color calibration systems
2  Compare different strategies of automation of color calibration process
3  Choose a strategy for detailed research and further implementation
'''Period:Nov.05-Nov.12, 2014'''
1 Understand mathematical concept behind using Multivariate Gausian Mixtures for auto-calibration
2 Prepare initial templates for AS-chessboards
3 Test utilization of AS-chessboards in the office room conditions
4 Make a plan for further implementation of AS-chessboards for automatic color calibration

Revision as of 10:51, 25 November 2014

Period: Sep. 12-18, 2014 1 Install Choregraphe 2 Perform a factory reset on Socrates 3 Send a support request as Socrates’s leg is broken

Period: Sep. 22-24, 2014 1 Send Socrates away for repair 2 Save our robots’ information (including name, IP, head/body numbers) to the XML file

Period: Sep. 24-Oct.1, 2014 1 Install necessary software for RoboCop bootcamp 2 Fill in the image compression table for the paper experimental results 3 Prepare the introductory paragraphs for the paper on image compression 4 Read and comment on the paper “Image Super Resolution by using Interpolation and Back Projection Iteratively” 5 Learn how to do body scanning procedure

Period: Oct.1-8, 2014 1 Prepare scanning manual 2 Export reconfigured nao.ova virtual drive file 3 Chessboard based camera calibration research 4 Familiarize with the NAOqi Framework

Period: Oct.8-15, 2014 1 Familiarize with UKF localization algorithm 2 Test OpenCV and MatLab functions for working with the chessboard

Period: Oct.15-22, 2014 1 Luminance adjustment research 2 Set up environment for working with OpenCV libraries 3 Test checkboard detection using Opencv

Period: Oct.22-29, 2014 1 Attend RoboCop bootcamp 2 Discuss luminance adjustment strategy 3 Read papers on automated calibration systems and YUV color space

Period: Oct.29-Nov.05, 2014 1 Literature review on automated color calibration systems 2 Compare different strategies of automation of color calibration process 3 Choose a strategy for detailed research and further implementation

Period:Nov.05-Nov.12, 2014 1 Understand mathematical concept behind using Multivariate Gausian Mixtures for auto-calibration 2 Prepare initial templates for AS-chessboards 3 Test utilization of AS-chessboards in the office room conditions 4 Make a plan for further implementation of AS-chessboards for automatic color calibration