antovsky

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   by antovsky 7y ago

   Just happened to not close the tab yet :) The licence is Apache-2.0, which is permissive, similar to MIT.
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   by antovsky 7y ago

   Yes I believe that's correct. My intuition is that since these matching experiments are very local, it's perfectly possible to have 'constant' distances integrate into non-linear curves (which are no longer 'the sho
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   by antovsky 7y ago

   Thanks! Indeed there are a few 'rainbow' variants out there (in d3, matplotlib, matlab), and some of them are very pleasant (though I think lower contrast). I personally find it confusing to have 'pink' in a rainbow map.
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   by antovsky 7y ago

   Thanks for the thorough evaluation and results! I was aware of colorspacious but I (wrongfully) assumed that it would be the same result as the other simulators (why would someone use ancient literature to make a modern tool...) Will defini
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   by antovsky 7y ago

   Dear ImGui indeed <3
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   by antovsky 7y ago

   Indeed, we probably should have compared more directly to Rainbow, I got a bit of this flak on Twitter as well (with my rationale included): https://twitter.com/JamesABednar/status/1163978274361544704?... The prac
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   by antovsky 7y ago

   Sinebow is really nice and smooth, but I'd say there is a bit too much green, and the green that's there is way more saturated than the rest of the colors (perhaps save magenta). The yellow is very sad and desaturated looking. The
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   by antovsky 7y ago

   Indeed, it's a bit 'against the grain', but definitely possible and the advantage is obvious.
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   by antovsky 7y ago

   Thanks for pointing this out. I had actually read [2] and I think just assumed that's what 'the most used simulator' would be doing :\ Can you suggest a better alternative? (I can re-implement the paper, but I'd rather j
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    by antovsky 7y ago

    The author does! Much appreciated, will fix :)