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I have compiled seshat but it requires input in inkml or scgink format. As the code is in cpp I am unable to understand. How can I use this work (seshat) on normal math images?

Any help will be much appreciated!!

Note: I have seen other answers on stack overflow regarding this but I was not able to get them

If any python work is there (Because I am only familiar with python)

or is there any way I could convert normal image to the format that seshat accepts

Lalit Vyas
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  • @anthonybrice can you please help here!! – Lalit Vyas Dec 27 '19 at 09:13
  • Did a quick look-up for `inkML` file generator in Python and didn't found one. I think the most obvious way of approaching this problem is to `skeltonize` your input image and convert the lines to equidistant list of points, which in turn can be written to an XML file(which essentially is what inkML is all about). – ZdaR Jan 03 '20 at 13:15
  • Other options in case would be to tweak the library you are using to inject the list of points directly bypassing the inkML parsing step. – ZdaR Jan 03 '20 at 13:16
  • Thanks @ZdaR for your help!! – Lalit Vyas Jan 03 '20 at 13:17

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