Take a picture of a Sudoku and have SnapSudoku solve it for you!
more robust against blurs
.empty cell detection
. Only a basic logic is used right now. Python 2.7 but not Python 3
OpenCV
sudo apt-get install python-opencv
(preferred)Numpy (1.11.0)
pip install numpy
(preferred)git clone https://github.com/prajwalkr/SnapSudoku.git
cd SnapSudoku
python sudoku.py <path-to-input-image>
Here's a Sudoku image from a smartphone:
The current code gives out the following output to the Terminal:
- Basic image preprocessing - Thresholding.
- Crop out approx. Sudoku puzzle (Largest contour)
- Get the grid square vertices: (a better way of doing this is required!) 3.1. Get the largest contour of the image. 3.2. Get the largest bounding rectangle within the contour. 3.3. Compute the grid corners.
- Do a Warp perspective on the sudoku image
- We will extract cells from this, by slicing the sudoku grid evenly.
- Digit isolation in cell is done through a series of steps: 6.1. Extract the largest connected component in the image, giving more priority to the center pixels. 6.2. Removing all major noise in the cell.
- Predict Digits using a Neural Network.
The only 3rd party libraries required are OpenCV, Numpy. The Neural Network created was trained with around 250 digits. The constants used in the training phase, the training data-set is in this repository itself.
After Preprocessing:
Final processed Sudoku Grid
Here are a few digits after processing the cells:
Here's a typical empty cell:
Predicted Grid:
Solved Grid:
I'll be very happy to get new ideas to improve the accuracy and make the application better. Feel free to give a pull request! :smile: