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Decipher the name of the pyramid using Cognitive Services

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The Magical Glyph Reader

In this challenge, you'll launch code that will help you determine the meaning of a Maya glyph using Machine Learning! This is a Vue.js app that runs a local machine learning model trained using CustomVision.ai, a web-based machine learning tool to train data on pre-trained models.

Because we trained a finite number of glyphs (about 20 of each) on a pre-trained general model which has no understanding of the concept of a glyph, the results are not very conclusive. However, try a few images in the web site produced when running this app and see if you can determine the glyphs "Yax", "Muyal", and "Nah".

This model is testing for the appearance of the three glyphs mentioned above, and should create labeled bounding boxes around identified areas.

Hint: you learned 'Muyal' in Level 1 of the Mystery, 'Yax' in Level 2, and 'Nah' in Level 3. Throughout the Azure Maya Mystery you have seen these glyphs and now you know that, together, they form the name of the temple.

Note, when trying images in this application, be sure to use images sized to 600px wide and 444px high.

Here is the base image to test:

title glyph

In the images folder you'll find other glyphs to try. Can you discover a pattern?

Learn how to create this type of app by reading an article about its architecture, or by going through its companion module on Microsoft Learn!


Running the Application

Project setup

npm install

Compiles and hot-reloads for development

npm run serve

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