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github.com/timdrysdale/opticalcheckbox
optical check box for use in hand annotated electronic documents
Check boxes in acroforms might sometimes not be activated correctly by pen display users, so being able to detect freehand electronic annotations is a useful alternative. The intended procedure is place an acroform in the region of the checkbox so that a keyboard user can type an X there, or a pen user can annotate a cross. There is no need to handle non-ideal backgrounds. Nearly all-white squares are true if Vanilla, or nearly all-black are true if !Vanilla. This approach can also be used to identify rectangles with hand annotations for selectively exporting annotations to a compact summary page
The test image is eight squares, of which the second (all white) is false
if Vanilla, and the third to last (all black) is false if !Vanilla. The second to last box, mostly white with a small dot, is also false
if Vanilla. This small threshold allows a small touch with a pen to pass un-noticed, to avoid false positives when the mark is so small the person making it may not notice it.
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