I'm looking into using Hidden Markov Models for the purpose of Gesture Recognition and while browsing tha interwebs I ran into a set of objects by Paul Kolesnik at 

They look very useful and come with source code. Did anybody compile UB versions of these yet?

I'm looking into using Hidden Markov Models for the purpose of  Gesture Recognition and while browsing tha interwebs I ran into a set of objects by Paul Kolesnik at http://www.music.mcgill.ca/~pkoles

hidden-markov-models-objects-universal-binaries

On 23 Oct 2008, at 21:32, Klaas-Jan Govaart wrote:

> I'm looking into using Hidden Markov Models for the purpose of 

> Gesture Recognition and while browsing tha interwebs I ran into a 

> They look very useful and come with source code. Did anybody 

it seems to work fine on ppc - not so on intel?

i could try to compile a ub version but only the source of [dishmm] 

the examples also use [pk.code2d] and [pk.orient2d], and their source 

have you tried to contact the author directly?

On 23 Oct 2008, at 21:32, Klaas-Jan Govaart wrote:
>
> Hello Maxers,
>
> I'm looking into using Hidden Markov Models for the purpose of   
> Gesture Recognition and while browsing tha interwebs I ran into a  
> set of objects by Paul Kolesnik at http://www.music.mcgill.ca/~pkoles
>
> They look very useful and come with source code. Did anybody  
> compile UB versions of these yet?

i haven't used these extensively, but
it seems to work fine on ppc - not so on intel?

i could try to compile a ub version but only the source of [dishmm]  
is included.
the examples also use [pk.code2d] and [pk.orient2d], and their source  
files are missing.

It looks like he was a student of Marcelo Wanderly and he graduated a

You might try hunting around the IDMIL site or contacting Marcelo.

> I'm looking into using Hidden Markov Models for the purpose of Gesture Recognition and while browsing tha interwebs I ran into a set of objects by Paul Kolesnik at 

> They look very useful and come with source code. Did anybody compile UB versions of these yet?

It looks like he was a student of Marcelo Wanderly and he graduated a
few years ago:

2008/10/23 Klaas-Jan Govaart :
>
> Hello Maxers,
>
> I'm looking into using Hidden Markov Models for the purpose of  Gesture Recognition and while browsing tha interwebs I ran into a set of objects by Paul Kolesnik at http://www.music.mcgill.ca/~pkoles
>
> They look very useful and come with source code. Did anybody compile UB versions of these yet?
>
> Regards,
> Klaas-Jan Govaart
>

Hidden Markov Models Objects - Universal Binaries?