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Date : Mon May 17 2004 01:00 am

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libsift1.zip    128043 The scale-invariant feature transform
                       is an algorithm to identify and locate
                       interesting points within an image. For
                       all such points, a descriptive
                       signature is extracted. The signatures
                       can be stored and matched among
                       multiple images, allowing for a large
                       number of interesting applications,
                       such as aligning overlapping images and
                       identifying objects or motion within
                       image sequences. libsift is used by the
                       autopano-sift program to create
                       panorama images.
qsy1.zip         94511 Q-Synth is a library for interfacing
                       with real-time software synthesizers
                       (especially James McCartney's
                       SuperCollider) in the Q programming
                       language, using CNMAT's OSC protocol.
                       Sample Q scripts and a Tk GUI for
                       interfacing to SuperCollider are
                       included.
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