Software for Download


We are in the process of making some of our tools available for download. 

Feel free to download these tools and send us feedback.  However, please be aware that these tools come with no waranty or technical support.  We probably won't have time to incorporate feature requests or fix bugs (although we will do our best!).  We are happy to provide the source code upon request (alvarado@cs.hmc.edu).

We are not always great about keeping these pages up to date.  :)  If you see something that looks useful that's not avaiable, please send me an email (alvarado@cs.hmc.edu).  We probabaly have it but have not yet posted it on the web, and this will help encourage us to keep our web pages up to date.

Datasets for Download

We have recently finished data collection and labeling of some digital circuit diagrams.  They are available here.  There is some documentation included with this download and you can find more documentation about the file format in the labeler download below.
Labeled Xml Data Files
Latest data posted 6/6/07.

Journal to XML format converter and Sketch Labeler (Now Available!)

Download labeler and converter (binaries and source for both programs, packaged together)
Latest release posted 8/1/2008.  It fixes several bugs and adds some new features from the previous release.

Download this file and unzip it.  There are instructions included on how to run both the converter and the labeler. We have also included the source if you would like to make changes and recompile (using Visual Studio .NET 2003 or later), and here is a link to the documentation for the converter source:

converter documentation

JntToXML converts Microsoft Journal files to an open XML format that was developed by the Design Rationale Group at MIT.  It's a really nice format that supports a rich array of stroke information (including timestamps, labels, etc.).  There is documentation about the format in the readme file included with the download.

The labeler allows the user to label sketches that are in the MIT XML format.  It is pen-based and designed to run on the Tablet PC.  We welcome feedback and suggestions on how to improve the interface.  Please email alvarado@cs.hmc.edu.

Acknowledgements

This material is based upon work supported by a National Science Foundation CAREER award under Grant No. IIS-0546809.

Any opinions, findings and conclusions or recomendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation (NSF).
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