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Should have a 30 day trail version, track usage and get inputs that you can make a determination on how much you should charge.
I too have tried my hand at AI, for mapping. Caveat: I'm not a developer nor an AI engineer by no means. I do have something of a rough concept though, but it's very much a work in progress and I've had multiple iterations trying to do everything from generating confidence scores of similarity between evaluated xmodel data to spatial analysis between props and controllers in a layout pic to calculate voltage drops, cable routes, and estimated amperage draws across props. Keyword in all that: try....lots of fail, but it was a decent learning experience.
The concept I've kind of settled on I think should be much simpler. It's just cataloging vendor layouts and aggregating that data to make xmap recommendations for your existing layout. There's a few little extra's added in with visualizations and some AI recommendations. But my hope is that eventually the report package that gets generated could provide all you need to either explain what the AI did for you (if you choose to let it generate the xmap and edited your layout file), or at least give you enough organized information that you could see what groups, subgroups, submodels etc, you would need to edit to get as complete a mapping to each vendor as possible.
I feel like I've learned a lot about the xLights file structure, going from a noob to a partially informed user, and look forward to a day when they get that little "AI Map" button to do its thing.
The concept I've kind of settled on I think should be much simpler. It's just cataloging vendor layouts and aggregating that data to make xmap recommendations for your existing layout. There's a few little extra's added in with visualizations and some AI recommendations. But my hope is that eventually the report package that gets generated could provide all you need to either explain what the AI did for you (if you choose to let it generate the xmap and edited your layout file), or at least give you enough organized information that you could see what groups, subgroups, submodels etc, you would need to edit to get as complete a mapping to each vendor as possible.
I feel like I've learned a lot about the xLights file structure, going from a noob to a partially informed user, and look forward to a day when they get that little "AI Map" button to do its thing.
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I've been taking this a little differently. I've been using AI to define a framework of how song break down and the create some common building blocks like themes and effect variants. Then using some tools and human in the loop points to refine what's being created. I've spent a couple weeks on it and the results are somewhat promising. It can take an MP3, break it down into timings with different parameters and them assign themes(colors and stuff) and effects onto the timing tracks. It also does things like create custom value curves based on whats going on in the song. It's a bit of a hot mess right now (it generates sequences from an mp3, but the effect choices, layers and groups need work). I'm hoping in another week or 2 I can have something which can generate a halfway decent sequence that someone can tweak/finish up in xlights
It's still a work in progress but hopefully you get get the idea
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It's still a work in progress but hopefully you get get the idea
GitHub - bobbyfriday/xlight-autosequencer
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