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Trading Data went hard with the OCR... time to start getting the OCR going for the navigation panel That way it will automatically enter all the start systems it sees there (of more than 0.5ly away)
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Hi,
preliminary support for this is in my trilateration branch, reusing trilateration math used by ed-systems/entry.html. There is still some work left though.
In meantime you can use this site: http://robert.astronet.se/Elite/ed-systems/entry.html
@0xyg3nist: I'm afraid the data from Navigation panel are not precise enough. Any distance over 10.00Ly is listed with only one decimal place which is not enough (IIRC). So it would be applicable only to the systems below 10.00Ly...
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Looks promissing.
Prefered place to get distance is from the Galaxy map. It has always 2 decimals.
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It's not the decimal places per se. The accuracy is a function of the number of significant figures in the distance, and the accuracy of the sin function.
The math will sort itself out, if you can data mine ten times as much data out of ED because it's twenty-times easier to get it from a half decent OCR.
If we n00bs had an application which dragged out the screenshots and dumped them in separate folders: Galaxy map screenshots (auto cropped to the star info), commodity screens (also semi-cropped?), navigational panel screenshots (cropped), and then in a seperate process scan each folder and grab the simple data automatically, keep a repository of data the needs verification until it's two hours old and then dump it... I can't code beyond the pseudo code I learnt fifteen years ago.
Get ten locations on a star instead of five from those around it, some with some luck some are galaxy map four or five significant-figure measurements from there. The confidence factor will deal with the need to improve on those that are only 3 significant figures and beyond the sin functions' accuracy.
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@0xyg3nist: I agree it would be nice to have much more data automatically, it's a nice idea. But I'm still not sure what impact it would have if we got most of the systems with only one decimal place. I suppose it'd at least require (a lot) more system distances for trilateration (minimum is 5 now and this algorithm doesn't have nice asymptotic complexity). I believe @SteveHodge (the author of ed-systems) could tell you more about this.
And here's an update for this issue:
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I believe the nav panel calculates the distance from your ship position and not the primary star. That makes it quite difficult to use as the nav panel distances don't always correspond to the galaxy map distances even when the distance is less than 10 Ly and the nav panel shows 2 decimal places.
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Closing, trilateration was implemented in 2.3.0.0.
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