#AskFedi is there an #OCR for #music notation?
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@oblomov If I remember well Musescore does. But not in a very efficient way
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@oblomov I am not a musician so I have no clue if this close to what you need but it seems cool anyway https://www.soundslice.com
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@oblomov I also remember Sibelius having that function... But that's of course *very* closed-software. I used a computer at my conservatoire the one time I needed to do this.
But honestly? Depending on how big your score is, manually copying it with Musescore or Lilypond might be faster.
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@oblomov If I remember well Musescore does. But not in a very efficient way
@mario hm last time I checked I don't think it had it, but I'll look into it again, thanks
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@oblomov I am not a musician so I have no clue if this close to what you need but it seems cool anyway https://www.soundslice.com
@nirak that's an interesting one, but it doesn't seem like it would do what I need
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@oblomov I also remember Sibelius having that function... But that's of course *very* closed-software. I used a computer at my conservatoire the one time I needed to do this.
But honestly? Depending on how big your score is, manually copying it with Musescore or Lilypond might be faster.
@bammerlaan yeah it looks like this might be the case. Three piece is not very long but it's a bit more complex than usual —which would probably also be problematic for the recognition software
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@oblomov it might be worth looking at some of the big European-funded OMR projects to see what they've produced https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optical_music_recognition
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@oblomov it might be worth looking at some of the big European-funded OMR projects to see what they've produced https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optical_music_recognition
@mia oh interesting thanks.
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@oblomov Musescore (v4, the "commercial" one) has a cloud-based OCR thingy. In the past there was a lot of closed source software in that space, usually accompanying notation software (e.g. Capella / Capella Scan)
The only semi-usable open source tool I know in that space is https://audiveris.com/
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@oblomov Musescore (v4, the "commercial" one) has a cloud-based OCR thingy. In the past there was a lot of closed source software in that space, usually accompanying notation software (e.g. Capella / Capella Scan)
The only semi-usable open source tool I know in that space is https://audiveris.com/
@patrick thanks, I'll look into it.
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@mattiagiovanetti ottimo motivo.
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Qualche idea per sopravvivere al divorzio transatlantico. Conversazione con Giuliano Da Empoli
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Project Fail: Cracking a Laptop BIOS Password Using AI
Whenever you buy used computers there is a risk that they come with unpleasant surprises that are not of the insect variant. From Apple hardware that is iCloud-locked with the original owner MIA to PCs that have BIOS passwords, some of these are more severe than others. In the case of BIOS passwords, these tend to be more of an annoyance that’s easily fixed by clearing the CMOS memory, but this isn’t always the case as [Casey Bralla] found with a former student-issued HP ProBook laptop purchased off Facebook Marketplace.
Maybe it’s because HP figured that locking down access to the BIOS is essential on systems that find their way into the hands of bored and enterprising students, but these laptops write the encrypted password and associated settings to a separate Flash memory. Although a master key purportedly exists, HP’s policy here is to replace the system board. Further, while there are some recovery options that do not involve reflashing this Flash memory, they require answers to recovery questions.
This led [Casey] to try brute-force cracking, starting with a Rust-based project on GitHub that promised much but failed to even build. Undeterred, he tasked the Claude AI to write a Python script to do the brute-forcing via the Windows-based HP BIOS utility. The chatbot was also asked to generate multiple lists of unique passwords to try that might be candidates based on some human guesses.
Six months later of near-continuous attempts at nine seconds per try, this method failed to produce a hit, but at least the laptop can still be used, just without BIOS access. This may require [Casey] to work up the courage to do some hardware hacking and erase that pesky UEFI BIOS administrator password, proving at least that apparently it’s fairly good BIOS security.
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Allora... Per 3, 5 e 9 sono preparato...
Purtroppo invece su 1, 2, 4, 6, 7 e 8 mi devo applicare decisamente di più! 😂
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