Create an API

Hello, I'm looking for a freelancer with C# skills to build an interface between the Intel ACAT Framework and the KPT word prediction engine. A grounding in C++ would also be helpful. Background: The ACAT framework is an accessibility tool (written in C#), which currently uses the Presage WCF service for word predictions, with the extension described here: [login to view URL] [login to view URL] KTP OpenAdaptxt is a C/C++ based text prediction solution which does a similar job to the Presage engine; when given parts of a word or sentence, it returns suggestions for the completion of the next or current word. It compiles to .dlls [login to view URL] The task is to create an ACAT text prediction extension which uses KPT .dll instead of Presage WCF. The ACAT solution has awareness of the cursor position and surrounding text, and makes use of an Init() function, along with functions to Predict(String prevWords, String currentWord) and Learn(String textToLearn). Logic will be required to translate this behaviour to fit the Input Management of the dll. (details of which can be found within the KPT Framework Reference Guide under the section Input Management --> Common Tasks) [login to view URL] From a previous project there exists a lightweight C++ interface to this engine, see attached [login to view URL] Measurable deliverables: - The finished code is to be checked into a repository - Styled to match the standards documented in the ACAT Developer Guide for a Word Prediction extension. - Configured to initialise, set paths, return suggestions as per the current predictor - Documented with a step-by-step guide I appreciate that you may have a full time job, however the initial API needs to be in place within 4 weeks, with a final two weeks for any bug fixes. A 50% Milestone for the first stage, 25% for the 2nd, 25% for completion on time. This integration work is a small piece of a larger project, for which I'm looking for freelancing team members, so during this task I'm hoping to find someone who can run with high level objectives and communicate progress. Best regards, Derek