TrainingParametersDialog Class Reference

Dialog for choosing gesture training settings such as how to model the gesture and what thresholds to use. More...

Inherits java::awt::event::ActionListener.

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
	TrainingParametersDialog (GestureHMM gm)
	Creates a new TrainingParametersDialog with the specified GestureHMM to fill in the current settings on the GUI.
boolean	doKMeansPP ()
	Returns whether or not the K-Means++ algorithm should be used.
int	getHMMStates ()
	Returns the number of states for the HMM.
double	getHMMThresholdPercent ()
	Returns the threshold for the HMM.
double	getKMeansThreshold ()
	Returns the K-Means threshold for the Quantizer.
int	getKValue ()
	Returns the number of K-Means centers for the Quantizer.
int	getSelection ()
	Determines whether the user has selected to Train or to Cancel.
void	actionPerformed (ActionEvent e)
	If the user pressed OK, the dialog will validate the data and then return, disposing the dialog.
void	itemStateChanged (ItemEvent e)
	If K-Means is selected, the user must choose a K-Value from a JComboBox.
Static Public Attributes
static final int	CANCEL_SELECTION = 0
	User pressed the "Cancel" button.
static final int	TRAIN_SELECTION = 1
	User pressed the "Train" button.

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Detailed Description

Dialog for choosing gesture training settings such as how to model the gesture and what thresholds to use.

Author:

Team Better Recognize

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

TrainingParametersDialog

(

GestureHMM

gm

)

Creates a new TrainingParametersDialog with the specified GestureHMM to fill in the current settings on the GUI.

Parameters:

gm

the GestureHMM to be modified.

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Member Function Documentation

void actionPerformed

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ActionEvent

e

)

If the user pressed OK, the dialog will validate the data and then return, disposing the dialog.

If there was a problem with the data, the window will remain open and a dialog will appear.

If the user pressed Cancel, the dialog will return and dispose.

boolean doKMeansPP

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)

Returns whether or not the K-Means++ algorithm should be used.

Returns:

true if K-Means++ should be used, false otherwise

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int getHMMStates

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Returns the number of states for the HMM.

Returns:

number of HMM states to be used

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double getHMMThresholdPercent

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Returns the threshold for the HMM.

Returns:

the HMM threshold to be used

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double getKMeansThreshold

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Returns the K-Means threshold for the Quantizer.

Returns:

the K-Means threshold to be used

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int getKValue

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Returns the number of K-Means centers for the Quantizer.

Returns:

the number of K-Means centers to be used

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int getSelection

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)

Determines whether the user has selected to Train or to Cancel.

Returns:

value will either be TRAIN_SELECTION or CANCEL_SELECTION

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void itemStateChanged

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ItemEvent

e

)

If K-Means is selected, the user must choose a K-Value from a JComboBox.

If K-Means++ is selected, the user will be able to enter a K-Value by JTextField.

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Member Data Documentation

final int CANCEL_SELECTION = 0 [static]

User pressed the "Cancel" button.

final int TRAIN_SELECTION = 1 [static]

User pressed the "Train" button.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• /Users/dev/Documents/SVN brazos.cs.tcu.edu/trunk/FROG/src/frog/gui/TrainingParametersDialog.java