def create_capitan_images(self, raw_data_directory: str,
                              destination_directory: str,
                              stroke_thicknesses: List[int]) -> None:
        """
        Creates a visual representation of the Capitan strokes by parsing all text-files and the symbols as specified
        by the parameters by drawing lines that connect the points from each stroke of each symbol.

        :param raw_data_directory: The directory, that contains the raw capitan dataset
        :param destination_directory: The directory, in which the symbols should be generated into. One sub-folder per
                                      symbol category will be generated automatically
        :param stroke_thicknesses: The thickness of the pen, used for drawing the lines in pixels. If multiple are
                                   specified, multiple images will be generated that have a different suffix, e.g.
                                   1-16-3.png for the 3-px version and 1-16-2.png for the 2-px version of the image 1-16
        """
        symbols = self.load_capitan_symbols(raw_data_directory)
        self.draw_capitan_stroke_images(symbols, destination_directory, stroke_thicknesses)
        self.draw_capitan_score_images(symbols, destination_directory)
Creates a visual representation of the Capitan strokes by parsing all text-files and the symbols as specified
        by the parameters by drawing lines that connect the points from each stroke of each symbol.

        :param raw_data_directory: The directory, that contains the raw capitan dataset
        :param destination_directory: The directory, in which the symbols should be generated into. One sub-folder per
                                      symbol category will be generated automatically
        :param stroke_thicknesses: The thickness of the pen, used for drawing the lines in pixels. If multiple are
                                   specified, multiple images will be generated that have a different suffix, e.g.
                                   1-16-3.png for the 3-px version and 1-16-2.png for the 2-px version of the image 1-16