This is just to announce a new early version of my Optical Music Recognition program, Primrose, which is written in Scheme. You can get it from <http://primrose.sourceforge.net/>. The main visible change in this version is the addition of a crude graphical interface -- when run under DrScheme, it can display the output of some of the tests in windows. Also, under the hood, I have been playing around with module systems for Scheme, so the main change is to make the program use the PLT Units module system. >From the README file: At the moment it knows how to locate the staffs in a scanned sheet of music, remove them, locate the objects on the page, and identify some of these objects (eg. rests, note heads, stems). -- Mark Seaborn - [EMAIL PROTECTED] - http://members.xoom.com/mseaborn/ - ``There is a vast degree of sleaze, more than actually exists'' -- Robin Oakley _______________________________________________ Gnu-music-discuss mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnu-music-discuss
