Feat: Add debounce mechanism to stabilize image display#5
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Problem
The image switching (cat reaction) was sometimes too unstable and sensitive to micro-variations in facial detection, causing rapid flickering between two states.
Solution
I implemented a "debounce" mechanism in the main loop.
Introduced a pending_cat_image variable and a debounce_counter.
The displayed image (current_cat_image) only updates if the new detected expression remains constant for a certain number of consecutive frames (defined by DEBOUNCE_THRESHOLD = 5).
Changes
Modified main.py to integrate the counting and threshold logic.