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Revert "Revert "Merge branch 'dev' of https://github.com/LmeSzinc/AzurLaneAutoScript into dev""

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@@ -4,9 +4,13 @@ Here list the future plan for Alas, sorted from easy to hard.
Alas has a lot of handful public functions and class methods, from object detection to map logics, don't handcraft them again.
- Test chapter 6 when using 1 fleet
- Add logic to chapter 2, 4, 5, when using 2 fleets
## Plans in 2020.06
- ~~Test chapter 6 when using 1 fleet~~ Done
- ~~Add logic to chapter 2, 4, 5, when using 2 fleets~~ Done
> Chapter 1 to 5 are written in logic of 1 fleet, and I added the logic of 2 fleets in chapter 3, try to imitate that.
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> If so, add that option in GUI, and set to default.
- Update cnocr
- ~~Update cnocr~~ 2020.07.15
> If we use the latest `cnocr`, we can recognize English letters better, get rid of `mxnet==1.4.1`, have smaller model size.
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> But I already train 2 models under `cnocr==1.0.0`, named `stage` and `digit`, test if they are compatible.
- Re-train ocr models
- ~~Re-train ocr models~~ 2020.07.15
> The existing ocr model named `stage` and `digit` are poorly trained, you need to make sure letters are full-filled the image.
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> Imitating commission.py, use ocr to get research name, classify them, then choose
- Re-fit the relationship between map swipe and screen swipe
- ~~Re-fit the relationship between map swipe and screen swipe~~ Done, the magic number is 1.626
> This function is `_map_swipe` in module/map/camera.py line 36. If you want to focus camera from D3 to E4, then it will do a swipe (-200, -140). A simple linear fit turn `(1, 1)` to be `(-200, -140)`.
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