Colourful | 🎨 Open source .NET library for working with color spaces

I was playing with VS code settings (I wanted to explore VS Code) and suddenly the code editing got changed. Previously the code was more colourful and there were different colours for different keywords. Now my code is mostly white. Please help me to get back to default code formatting settings.

The kernel size of 3D convolution is defined using depth, height and width in Pytorch or TensorFlow. For example, if we consider a CT/MRI image data with 300 slices, the input tensor can be (1,1,300,128,128), corresponding to (N,C,D,H,W). Then, the kernel size can be (3,3,3) for depth, height and width. When doing 3D convolution, the kernel is passed in 3 directions.

However, I was confused if we change the situation from CT/MRI to a colourful video. Let the video has 300 frames, then the input tensor will be (1,3,300,128,128) because of 3 channels for RGB images. I know that for a single RGB image, the kernel size can be 3X3X3 for channels, height and width. But when it comes to a video, it seems both Pytorch and Tensorflow still use depth, height and width to set the kernel size. My question is, if we still use a kernel of (3,3,3), is there a potential fourth dimension for the colour channels?

I crave to create colourful ioslides that will look like this picture:

Here is what I tried:

I am using MATLAB I would like to plot a colourful trajectory on top of a grayscale png image whilst retaining the colour information of the trajectory. For example with the data below, I would like to plot Data B over Image A. Without Data B turning gray and without making the colourbar represent the grayscaled image. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Below is a figure I have created for a single set of data, with contours plotted over the top. This is exactly what I need, I just need it plotting as a series of subplots for my 7 model runs, with the colourful salinity data, and the contours plotted over the top.

However, when I try to do the subplots, I can get in the salinity data, but I cannot plot the contours on top (or the colorbar, but that's another issue). Ideally, this should look like 7 mini versions of figure 1. However, I get the following error:

I am preparing a new layout with slanted elements that should be responsive in any way. What I currently have does look good on default desktop and mobile, but if the screen is larger, the layout is being ruined: e.g. on my 32" screen the text is starting outside the container elements, right before the slanted elements. That should not happen.

I am trying to create 3 cards that stand at the bottom of the webpage but the 3 cards are overlapping. Can you help me find my mistake please? :)

so I am trying to achieve the following design:

Specifically the colourful badges on top. Now these items are grouped and can be any number. In the picture they are grouped into 2 but they can easily be 4 or 5.

I wanted a way to programmatically change the background and text colour of each badge for each group.

I have tried soo many things that haven't worked for me, at best I am currently only able to get the first colour to change.

this is my page:

Language: Python

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