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[Sword & Shield] Tool for identifying pokémon shadows in max raid battles

zentos

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    Hi everyone,

    I created a website tool which allows you to upload a picture of the screen showing the pokémon shadow before a max raid battle and it tells you which pokémon that is.

    The tool is called PokeRSI - Pokémon Raid Shadow Identifier, and it is available at: https://www.poke-rsi.com/. The source code is also available on GitHub, for those interested: https://github.com/zentos1/poke-rsi-js.

    Below is a picture of the website with one example picture:

    [PokeCommunity.com] Tool for identifying pokémon shadows in max raid battles


    I made it just for fun, but I thought it could also be interesting for someone else, so I decided to share it here.

    PS: I asked on the questions forum before, and they told me it was OK to post about it here.
     
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    In simple terms, it's how similar the shadow in the picture is to the shadow of the predicted pokémon.

    If you want a more technical explanation:
    - We first overlap the shadow of the picture with the shadow of the prediction,
    - then we count how many pixels the two shadows have in common (this is done by computing the IoU - Intersection over Union between the two images).
    - The IoU value is the prediction confidence.
     
    Wow this is so cool! Even though I have 100% confidence in the anime shadows, the sprite shadows are a little bit more difficult, and have found myself stumped more than a fewtimes... haha
    Thanks for making this!!~
     
    zentos said:
    In simple terms, it's how similar the shadow in the picture is to the shadow of the predicted pokémon.

    If you want a more technical explanation:
    - We first overlap the shadow of the picture with the shadow of the prediction,
    - then we count how many pixels the two shadows have in common (this is done by computing the IoU - Intersection over Union between the two images).
    - The IoU value is the prediction confidence.
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    Technical was what I wanted, haha. Thanks for that, it makes sense to me. Good idea on that implementation!
     
    Kazetori said:
    Wow this is so cool! Even though I have 100% confidence in the anime shadows, the sprite shadows are a little bit more difficult, and have found myself stumped more than a fewtimes... haha
    Thanks for making this!!~
    Click to expand...

    You're welcome...^^...I I had a lot of fun creating it~
     
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