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For this tutorial there are many broken links and all of the example sketches throw errors because they are out of date. They do not have the correct m5l.js library in the html file and the ml5.js library has been updated so the code can be simplied
Expected Behavior
All of the links and examples should work and be up to date with the new changes that have been made to the ml5.js library. Also, the documentation of this tutorial should be updated to match the new code examples.
The data in the tutorial should be updated. When the data is output, the updated version of HandPose provides more detailed information and uses different data and syntax than in this example.
The Examples: Annotation and Hats needs to be updated with the new version of the ml5.js library in the html file and can be simplified to match the handPose-single-image by ml5
The Example: Using a live Webcam feed can be updated to link to the example handPose-keypoints by ml5
Example: Hats using a live Webcam feed should then build off the previous Webcam feed example
Step 3 - Adding interactivity
These examples and code should just be updated so they work and are based on the new ml5.js examples for hand pose.
Next Steps
In this section the link to FaceMesh is incorrect and should be https://docs.ml5js.org/#/reference/facemesh
Also, users might be encouraged to explore BodyPose rather than PoseNet, as it is part of the ml5.js library just like HandPose and FaceMesh.
Most appropriate sections of the p5.js website?
Tutorials
What is your operating system?
Mac OS
Web browser and version
Google Chrome 127.0.6533.89
Actual Behavior
For this tutorial there are many broken links and all of the example sketches throw errors because they are out of date. They do not have the correct m5l.js library in the html file and the ml5.js library has been updated so the code can be simplied
Expected Behavior
All of the links and examples should work and be up to date with the new changes that have been made to the ml5.js library. Also, the documentation of this tutorial should be updated to match the new code examples.
Steps to reproduce
Prerequisites
Step 1: Set up ml5.js
The examples used in this tutorial are not up to date with the new ml5 examples.
The HTML file in the p5.js editor should include <script src="https://unpkg.com/ml5@1/dist/ml5.min.js">
The static image example could link to the new ml5 example handPose-single-image by ml5
Step 2: understanding the data
The data in the tutorial should be updated. When the data is output, the updated version of HandPose provides more detailed information and uses different data and syntax than in this example.
The Examples: Annotation and Hats needs to be updated with the new version of the ml5.js library in the html file and can be simplified to match the handPose-single-image by ml5
The Example: Using a live Webcam feed can be updated to link to the example handPose-keypoints by ml5
Example: Hats using a live Webcam feed should then build off the previous Webcam feed example
Step 3 - Adding interactivity
Next Steps
In this section the link to FaceMesh is incorrect and should be https://docs.ml5js.org/#/reference/facemesh
Also, users might be encouraged to explore BodyPose rather than PoseNet, as it is part of the ml5.js library just like HandPose and FaceMesh.
Resources:
The ml5.js HandPose Example link is broken and should link to https://docs.ml5js.org/#/reference/handpose?id=examples
And the Interactivity in p5.js link is broken and should link to https://p5js.org/tutorials/conditionals-and-interactivity/
Would you like to work on the issue?
yes I would like to work on this issue
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