kelsolaar

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   by kelsolaar 11y ago

   The simple fact the author offers a different perspective on Edward Snowden is worth reading.
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   by kelsolaar 11y ago

   Impressive and really efficient presentation (not surprising from Steven Wittens).
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   by kelsolaar 11y ago

   I use Vispy for a toy project ( https://github.com/colour-science/colour-analysis ) and I'm quite happy with it so far even though the project is still young. The development team is nice and doing a great job. The
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   by kelsolaar 11y ago

   Your colour terms usage is really sloppy to the point it makes no sense in some instances (jacobolus comment is really spot on). Here is the terms reference when it comes to colour science: http://eilv.cie.co.at/
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   by kelsolaar 11y ago

   Thanks for that, terminology is important in any domain but I found it to be decisive when you talk about colour science. A lot of people are using incorrect terms in incorrect contexts which leads to even more confusion.
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   Colour Science for Python – 0.3.5(colour-science.org)

   1 points by kelsolaar 11y ago|0 comments
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   by kelsolaar 11y ago

   Impressive! The UI looks really user friendly and your video shows quite a nice panel of creative use cases, really keen on being able to play with that.
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   by kelsolaar 12y ago

   The original IPython Notebook is available here if any issues: http://nbviewer.ipython.org/github/colour-science/colour-web...
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   RED Colourspaces Derivation(colour-science.org)

   1 points by kelsolaar 12y ago|1 comments
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    by kelsolaar 12y ago

    We do have support for quite a few chromatic adaptation transforms to cones space ( https://github.com/colour-science/colour/blob/develop/colour... ) some cones space transformation are directly tied to th
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    by kelsolaar 12y ago

    I haven't checked precisely but we do support all the relevant computations colorpy does, it is an excellent project by the way.
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    by kelsolaar 12y ago

    Let us know if any issues!
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    by kelsolaar 12y ago

    Following your comment about 'ColorPy', I decided to write a quick IPython notebook using our API (Which is borrowing some plotting aspect ideas to Mark Kness package): http://nbviewer.ipython.org/github/colou
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    by kelsolaar 12y ago

    Yeah, it's sadly true. I would also like to add that most of the publications are very highly priced which make them not easily accessible. I had to buy a few of them and an account on OSA for a few hundreds dollars.
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    by kelsolaar 12y ago

    Color.jl is excellent! They have a few stuff we don't support like DIN99 colourspace related computations and colour deficiency support, on an other hand I think we have one of the largest dataset around, the features pages will give y
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    by kelsolaar 12y ago

    I don't think so, like stated in the below comments, there are already quite a few implementation.
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    by kelsolaar 12y ago

    See my comment for the reason why it was named "colour": https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8261668
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    by kelsolaar 12y ago

    Actually, in the begining, the API was named "color" , I decided to go for "colour" because the CIE is using "colour" and not "color": http://eilv.cie.co.at/termlist?field_term_search_
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    by kelsolaar 12y ago

    We have an introductory tutorial ( http://colour-science.org/tutorial.php ) showcasing some features of the API and we have started some IPython Notebooks ( http://nbviewer.ipython.org/github/colour-scienc
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    Colour Science for Python(colour-science.org)

    53 points by kelsolaar 12y ago|23 comments