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Patient following of links resolves the mystery I'm sure everyone is asking:

    The ‘1€’ name is an homage to the $1 recognizer [10]: we believe
    that the 1€ filter can make filtering input signals simpler and
    better, much like the $1 recognizer did for gestures
https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145%2F2207676.2208639?cid=8110016...




But if they wanted to do the homage to $1 recognizer, shouldn't they call it €0.95 filter?

Edit: nvm, just realized they included the VAT


But now I gotta know why it's called the $1 recognizer! One question solved, another opened.

Edit: > It's because the algorithm is easy to implement and efficient in terms of compute usage to match a gesture. It's a "cheap and easy" recognizer, a $1 recognizer.




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