Desaturate | OS X menu bar app for toggling the grayscale display | Menu library
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For people who want less visual noise on their screen, Desaturate is a menu bar app to let you easily toggle grayscale display.
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QUESTION
My Dataset
- In numpy array
np.shape(data)
-> (6989, 4)stats.describe(data)
-> DescribeResult(nobs=6989, minmax=(array([0., 0., 0., 0.]), array([ 299.99, 86785. , 10997. , 13222. ])), mean=array([ 12.47994992, 3407.00243239, 27.23293747, 109.72370869]), variance=array([1.42652452e+02, 4.71755188e+07, 6.17027586e+04, 2.92787820e+05]), skewness=array([ 4.27783176, 4.50762479, 31.57678605, 15.68962365]), kurtosis=array([ 58.23586935, 27.33838487, 1163.74537023, 302.6384056 ]))stats.describe(clusterer.labels_)
-> DescribeResult(nobs=6989, minmax=(array([0., 0., 0., 0.]), array([ 299.99, 86785. , 10997. , 13222. ])), mean=array([ 12.47994992, 3407.00243239, 27.23293747, 109.72370869]), variance=array([1.42652452e+02, 4.71755188e+07, 6.17027586e+04, 2.92787820e+05]), skewness=array([ 4.27783176, 4.50762479, 31.57678605, 15.68962365]), kurtosis=array([ 58.23586935, 27.33838487, 1163.74537023, 302.6384056 ]))np.shape(clusterer.labels_)
-> (6989,)
Original Dataset
- https://scikit-learn.org/stable/modules/generated/sklearn.datasets.load_digits.html
np.shape(data_original)
-> (1797, 64)np.shape(clusterer.labels_)
-> 1797stats.describe(clusterer.labels_)
-> DescribeResult(nobs=1797, minmax=(-1, 9), mean=1.555370061213133, variance=9.243730890261299, skewness=0.8760784771049832, kurtosis=-0.4263956978117518)
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-02 at 23:08The issue was solved by adding more colors. Ex.:
color_palette = sns.color_palette('Paired', 1000)
QUESTION
OUTLINE
I have 2 views, the first (view1) contains a HStack
and an @ObservableObject
. When the user selects a row from the HStack
the @ObservableObject
is updated to the string name of the row selected.
In view2 I have the same HStack
as the first HStack
in view1. This HStack
observes @ObservableObject
and desaturates all other rows except the one that matches the @ObservableObject
.
PROBLEM
The HStack
list in view2 is wider than the page so I would like to automatically scroll to the saturated/selected row when the view appears. I'm not totally sure how to use ScrollTo
as it needs an integer and I am only storing/observing the string name.
VIEW 1
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-11 at 22:32You can use ScrollViewReader
with the id
that's being applied in the ForEach
, so you don't actually need the row index number (although that, too, is possible to get, if you needed to, either by using enumerated
or searching the applications
array for the index of the item.
Here's my updated code:
QUESTION
So I am running a bit of code that is supposed to allow me to desaturate and then saturate an image. I have a function that is supposed to allow me to do this, but no matter how I change the code, it always shifts the color so it doesn't desaturate.
My Function:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-10 at 19:55Here is one simple way to desaturate green in Python OpenCV. The way to do that is to convert to CMYK and then desaturate the C and Y channels. Unfortunately, OpenCV does not have a BGR2CMYK color conversion built-in. So one needs to do the computations. Also this method affects the other colors as well.
Input:
QUESTION
Hello Guys i need help.
i am using a converter on a binding to set a background color depending on an object id.(stacklayout inside contentview)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-06 at 11:58You need to return BindableProperty.UnsetValue
to use the binding FallbackValue .
QUESTION
I made this animated section using some inline svg as clip-path and AOS library. The idea is to animate each slice of the image with a different animation. This markup is working and is IE10+ capable. But I really cannot understand how to make this section responsive, I mean how can I fit the entire section to 100% of the screen(or better 90%), if the width of the screen goes below the fixed width of the svg. Please help me at least for a starting point. Many thanks
Here is a working codepen(the animation on scroll doesn't work very well in the codepen box, so you have to resize the box up and down to test the animation)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-09 at 00:05At the moment everything on your page has been given absolute sizes and in some cases, absolute positions on the page.
There are two approaches you can take to make your page responsive:
Add media queries for everthing on your page to resize them for different browser widths.
@media (min-width: 1000px) { ... style the size of something here }
Style the size of things relative to their parent containers.
They are not mutually exclusive either. If you do #2, then you can use media queries to tweak the size or position of things for better layouts on some sizes or orientations.
Even if you do end up choosing to add a few media queries. Using relative size approach from #2 will mean that you'll almost certainly need fewer rules than you would need with approach #1.
In the following example I have:
Made your parent container
position: relative
. When you do that, any absolutely positioned child elements are relative to that, instead of the page.
QUESTION
I'm trying to make a portfolio website as practice. I am not really good at css and I learned from other people's code to learn from their design and special effects.
Here is what I achieve so far, I have a little gallery to store my photos and use a photo enlarger to enlarge it when clicking on it. Normally when it is not hovered or clicked, the photos are desaturated by filter: grayscale(50%) contrast(1);
and when it is hovered, the saturation returns to normal and there is a shadow below the photos.
Here is the demo: https://codesandbox.io/s/objective-swartz-tuo1t
The relevant code snippets are
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-12 at 23:14Based on your code snippet, this should solve the outline problem for you. In components/jobs.js
update the definition of TabContent
to look like:
QUESTION
I'm building a website with a 3-by-whatever grid of 16x9 video thumbnails using flexbox. I want to create rollover where the colorful thumbnail turns monotone (greyscale + a x% transparent color layer) with a white logo above it.
Despite my best efforts, the greyscale affects the separate color layer as well.
Here's how I want it to work: I want just the colorful videos thumbnails to appear as a grid. Then, when you hover over them, they desaturate to a monotone color with a white SVG logo centered in each thumbnail.
The way I'm doing this (which could be completely wrong) is this: 1) Create a flexbox of 3-by-whatever thumbnails, with each thumbnail set to a fixed ratio of 16x9. (For this, I'm using the height: 0, padding 56.25 technique found here: https://css-tricks.com/aspect-ratio-boxes/)
2) Set the background image of each individual flexbox by giving it its own id tag and setting it in a corresponding css. (background: url(example.png) top left / 100%;) Also set the position to relative. On hover, filter: greyscale(100%).
3) Create a child div inside with an absolute position and a top:0, left: 0, and height & width of 100%. On hover, give that layer a background with opacity and set it on the z-index to 2.
I've read on many other stack overflows that you should be able to set the z-index for one layer to prevent the filter from affecting the other. But whenever I try it, the filter simply affects both divs.
Relevant html:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-04 at 04:32I think it makes sense that if you filter a parent it also affects its child. I have not heard about being able to do anything differently to stop that, and if you could, it would be a bit hacky and complicated.
The easier way would be to try to separate out your different layers and control them individually. Pseudo elements will help us avoid introducing several new divs here.
The approach:
::after
pseudo element gets the background image and afilter
transition::before
pseudo element gets the overlay logo and anopacity
transition- As we hover a thumbnail, the
::after
transitions to grayscale while the::before
fades in
Doing all that while also grouping repeated styles together to dry out your code (relevant code moved to the top):
QUESTION
The story
pandas, numpy, seaborn, matplotlib are installed on the system without errors. I took this code example from http://seaborn.pydata.org/examples/many_pairwise_correlations.html
Snippet
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-31 at 13:03At the beginning of the file
QUESTION
Updated to new Anaconda 2018, opened a jupyter notebook that worked prior to the update. Having problems with loading seaborn into the script. Tried following several threads on this but nothing worked question.
I've tried:
-Setting Enviromental Variables
-Reinstalling Anaconda2018
-Uninstalled and reinstalled seaborn using conda
-Reinstalled SciPy
Running out of options as I want to use Seaborn 0.9.0 and python-3.7 but I cannot seem to get 3.7 to play with 0.9.0. Help?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-20 at 05:11I have met the same problem and be puzzled by it either this morning........
By carefully checking the Traceback ----> 4 from scipy.sparse.linalg import LinearOperator
It's the issue of scipy, not seaborn.
I try to uninstall conda versions and install pip versions scipy and numpy, it works now. please have a try, hopefully it could help u too.
QUESTION
I have a color UIColor(displayP3Red: 1, green: 0, blue: 0.8, alpha: 1)
. I want to create a desaturated version of this — with the same hue and brightness, but less saturation, like half the saturation of the original. How do I do this?
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-31 at 20:54It should be straightforward given you can compute the Normalised Primary Matrix (NPM) of DCI-P3: the middle row of the NPM represents the Luminance factors. I will illustrate this using Colour, it assumes that you are using linear values:
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