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I did something similar to this once and used a similarity algorithm for fitness. The result was really neat, the output image looked very similar to the input
by chankstein38 2y ago
I did something similar to this once and used a similarity algorithm for fitness. The result was really neat, the output image looked very similar to the input image when you were zoomed out but when you zoomed in it was unrecognizable. It was a really interesting result!
- matsemann 2y agoYour comment kinda reminded me of "Rasterbator", a software I used 15 years ago to decorate a wall at my uni dorm. It took an image and a size, and gave you back a pdf with a4 pages to print. The pages were just dots up close, but when arranged in the grid with the other papers and looked at from afar it would be the original image.
- tincholio 2y agoI actually wrote a (not so polished) clone of that in Ruby, way back when...