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Think of mixing colors. If you mix 50/50 red & blue, obviously that's purple. When it's 80/20 red & blue, that looks more red than blue but looks purple but n
by caseysoftware 7y ago
Think of mixing colors.
If you mix 50/50 red & blue, obviously that's purple.
When it's 80/20 red & blue, that looks more red than blue but looks purple but not the same as above.
When it's 20/80 red & blue, that looks more blue than red but looks purple but not the same as above.
It's a classification using a gradient, not an integer so yes, the boundaries are hard to tell but are still there.
- kgwxd 7y agoWavelength values are linear. The labels cause all the arguments.
- throwaway744678 7y ago*Continuous
- kgwxd 7y agoThat sounds righter. I'm not a math person :/