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by dontreact 10y ago
That is weird. It decides to flip a column by summing up the vector distances between the pixels in that column vs. the pixels in the previous column. I'm wondering if that since there is so much gray in the painting, this causes a lar
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by dontreact 10y ago
The output for that version of the painting looks similar. I just image searched for "kupka" and tried a few different results. Result for your image: http://imgur.com/fp9i8BP Do you think I should update the repo
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by dontreact 10y ago
Huh still confused somehow, sorry. This is the input https://github.com/ardila/paintingReorganize/blob/master/inp... My script moves the pixels of that image around to get this output https://
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by dontreact 10y ago
For some paintings I think you can get a sense of what paints the painter used.
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by dontreact 10y ago
The script merely remaps the pixels in the input to new locations via PCA. I'm not 100% sure I know what you mean by "2 guys" or "color the writing".
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by dontreact 10y ago
thanks. right on all counts.
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by dontreact 10y ago
Shameless plug/relevant background: I did this in order to make a flyer for a show I am playing with my band Congratulatinos in Oakland, CA on Dec. 17th Band: http://congratulatinos.bandcamp.com/ Event: https:/&
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Show HN: Reorganize pixels of a painting into a smooth color palette using PCA(github.com)
95 points by dontreact 10y ago|30 comments
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by dontreact 10y ago
Yes. Working on some different regularization techniques.
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by dontreact 10y ago
There is a link to examples at the end
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by dontreact 10y ago
We tried this but with less success than what wavenet did. https://wp.nyu.edu/ismir2016/wp-content/uploads/sites/2294/2...
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by dontreact 10y ago
Yes, it's very tricky to take an action as complex as the decision to cheat on emissions test and boil down numbers describing the damage done to society. Having numbers like "they killed 59 people" certainly makes it easier
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by dontreact 10y ago
Actually yes, a carbon tax that priced in externalities such as excess deaths would be a great idea and many people in this thread would support it.
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by dontreact 10y ago
1. I am not an expert here, but unless you are too I wouldn't refute claims made by peer-reviewed publications without at least offering an argument against the analysis made. http://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1
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by dontreact 10y ago
Here is a gif of a few runs https://goo.gl/3Z64Ji
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by dontreact 10y ago
The authors were able to do well on one of the few games previously too difficult for Deep Reinforcement learning. The agent finds subgoals based on object detection.
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Hierarchical Deep Reinforcement Learning vs. Montezuma's Revenge(arxiv.org)
1 points by dontreact 10y ago|2 comments
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by dontreact 11y ago
Convolutional neural nets are the most accurate model of the ventral stream, numerically speaking. See work by Yamins, DiCarlo etc.
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by dontreact 11y ago
-Realtime feedback -Better privacy
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by dontreact 11y ago
The problem is there is a lot of gray area. In fact I think there is probably more utility in spelling out the cases where privacy is not a concern. Captcha is a good, specific example. However releasing that training data would break the s
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by dontreact 11y ago
How do you balance your suggestion of requiring user data be shared with maintaining user privacy?
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by dontreact 11y ago
This seems to be another argument in favor of the model proposed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9226497 Split revenue per individual amongst artists, instead of splitting total revenue amongst artists.
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Geoff Hinton: What's wrong with convolutional nets? [video](techtv.mit.edu)
2 points by dontreact 12y ago|0 comments
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by dontreact 12y ago
If you wanted to you could check: https://history.google.com/history Also, it is possible that the url once you actually enter is different and that may be sufficient to get in. Thanks!
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by dontreact 12y ago
There are many in this thread who would greatly appreciate tips on how to access the challenges. Any ideas?
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by dontreact 12y ago
So maybe we just have to figure out the right redirectUrl? I imagine that when you login with the right user account a different redirectUrl would get passed back. I see no way of finding that out what that URL is though, short of someone w
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by dontreact 12y ago
Put more simply, you can redefine the handleAuth function to automatically set the allow property to true window.handleAuth=function(a){ a.allow = true; a.logoutUrl?window.location.href=a.redirectUrl:window.location.
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by dontreact 12y ago
When you click the login button, the following function is called: launchPopup=function(){ window.open("/login/","AppLogin","resizable,scrollbars,status,width=600,height=400")} Which opens