Inspiration
MoodyPy is a tool for individuals who cannot or have a difficult time learning emotions. Inspired by Microsoft's Azure platform, we wanted to build a small application that utilized Microsoft's cognitive tools to help users learn.
What it does
MoodyPy does one of 4 things, it allows users to play around with custom images for facial emotion recognition, play around with custom text images for image to text sentiment analysis, type up custom sentences for sentiment analysis, and small quiz-like interface to test the user's ability to identify facial expressions based off a randomized face.
How we built it
We developed the interface utilizing PyQt and the backend primarily consisted of code referencing Microsoft Azure's sentiment analysis, facial recognition, and optical character recognition services.
Challenges we ran into
One of the biggest challenges we faced during Knighthacks was getting up to speed on Microsoft's Azure platform and understanding how it fit within Python's ecosystem. Microsoft Azure is a tool that has interested our team and we wanted to quickly learn how to implement its cognitive services.
Accomplishments that we're proud of
We're proud of how much MoodyPy is able to do given the weekend time span, and we're definitely excited about having learned how to implement Microsoft Azure into a full-fledge project!
Built With
- pyqt
- python
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