@@VisibledarkAstro use the messier or equivalent catalogs. I was thinking that you may be able to engage the AI to "for messier 51" create pixel math for "
Trying to understand the IDE that you are using here. Could you please what are the tools you use here? Can you pls help a road map of tools or documentation to lean this?
This is pretty cool, I have to admit I've been using chat GPT and it didn't even occur to me to try this. I found even if it messes things up just the overall experience. It's a great one for learning. I've used it in other things that I do with similar results and even though it messes up and doesn't get things right, sometimes it still ends up opening my eyes to new possibilities and things that I didn't consider.
Thanks Shawn, interesting for sure. But surely ChatGBT is not using intelligence to “write” pixinsight expressions but is instead carrying out a very clever search of all the documents on the internet which discuss the question you asked. Then using statistical analysis returns the most commonly found examples wrapped up in non copyright infringing text. Don’t get me wrong if the expressions work and it saves time, why not. It would be interesting to see what would happen if you asked it a pixinsight question that had been answered incorrectly somewhere on the internet once or twice whether it would just return us the incorrect information rather than the less quoted correct answer. I wonder whether in the future we might see court cases arguing that ChatGBT or the like is passing off work done by others as it’s own.
It's not "learning." It gives a different answer each time because it generates text one word at a time and everytime it wants a new word it chooses one based on a probability distribution.
Very interesting, Since watching your video I have sat and played and had some quite interesting results. I have created or asked Gpt to create some very strange pixel math and yes it does what you ask it to. Thanks for directing me to this, I knew aboot it but thought I would never have a use for it but apparently I do 👍
I tried asking specific questions about PixInsight like when to use this or that process and got some pretty good answers! I was impressed, and it never seems to get tired of answering my clueless questions. 😀 I did ask if it was able to 'look' at an astro-image and suggest how it might be improved but, alas, I don't think it can 'see' yet. It just gave me some general suggestions. Won't that be something. Might take all the fun and challenge out of it, though.
Hi Shawn, when I add stars to a starless image in Pixelmath, I just use a single RGB/K image expression "Starless_image + Just_stars_image". Is there a problem with this method, as it seems to work OK?
Most of the times i hade this error: PixelMath: Processing view: M81_RGB_GraXpert *** Error: Unknown metasymbol identifier: ($T - $B_MEDIAN) / ($T_MAXIMUM - $B_MEDIAN) ~~~~~~^
Thx for a Superb channel, Shawn - I learned a lot from you and hope to learn even more. I have a question regarding editing stars (struggled a lot with this issue), namely how to get rid of too many stars? I tried various options, eg. "star shrink", manual stretch, masking etc. In ideal world, it would be an automated script eliminating certain % of faintest stars in an image, say "remove 50% faintest stars", or 30% or whatever. Does this thing exist? Anyone whats to write such a script? I would gladly pay for it! :) :)
This is truly amazing, sci-fi coming true. Eventually AI will process everything from start to finish. The human element will be eliminated. I think I will prefer my human control, errors and all. 😂
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Thanks for sharing Shawn
Thank you! 😊
First time I’ve seen a RUclips video about chat gpt that’s actually interesting
First time I have heard of Chatgpt this is amazing!
When creating the prompts, consider adding a catalog reference. This may enable the AI to manage target specific pixel math.
Thanks. What is a catalog reference? Not familiar with that.
@@VisibledarkAstro use the messier or equivalent catalogs. I was thinking that you may be able to engage the AI to "for messier 51" create pixel math for "
@@astro-canuck oh OK. I see what you mean. 😏
Trying to understand the IDE that you are using here. Could you please what are the tools you use here? Can you pls help a road map of tools or documentation to lean this?
interesting video. I see a great tool here for people who are trying to learn pixel math. nice work Shawn. thanks for demonstrating this.
This is pretty cool, I have to admit I've been using chat GPT and it didn't even occur to me to try this. I found even if it messes things up just the overall experience. It's a great one for learning. I've used it in other things that I do with similar results and even though it messes up and doesn't get things right, sometimes it still ends up opening my eyes to new possibilities and things that I didn't consider.
Thanks Shawn, interesting for sure. But surely ChatGBT is not using intelligence to “write” pixinsight expressions but is instead carrying out a very clever search of all the documents on the internet which discuss the question you asked. Then using statistical analysis returns the most commonly found examples wrapped up in non copyright infringing text. Don’t get me wrong if the expressions work and it saves time, why not. It would be interesting to see what would happen if you asked it a pixinsight question that had been answered incorrectly somewhere on the internet once or twice whether it would just return us the incorrect information rather than the less quoted correct answer. I wonder whether in the future we might see court cases arguing that ChatGBT or the like is passing off work done by others as it’s own.
It's not "learning." It gives a different answer each time because it generates text one word at a time and everytime it wants a new word it chooses one based on a probability distribution.
Very interesting, Since watching your video I have sat and played and had some quite interesting results.
I have created or asked Gpt to create some very strange pixel math and yes it does what you ask it to.
Thanks for directing me to this, I knew aboot it but thought I would never have a use for it but apparently I do 👍
Isn't this amazing and terrifying at the same time?! Thanks for sharing, Shawn!
Amazing, thanks for sharing.
Wow, that really is pretty cool! Being new to PixInsight, I might use it as a user's guide when I have specific questions. Curious to try it out.
I tried asking specific questions about PixInsight like when to use this or that process and got some pretty good answers! I was impressed, and it never seems to get tired of answering my clueless questions. 😀 I did ask if it was able to 'look' at an astro-image and suggest how it might be improved but, alas, I don't think it can 'see' yet. It just gave me some general suggestions. Won't that be something. Might take all the fun and challenge out of it, though.
Hi Shawn, when I add stars to a starless image in Pixelmath, I just use a single RGB/K image expression "Starless_image + Just_stars_image". Is there a problem with this method, as it seems to work OK?
It works but the unscreen or rescreen methods help preserve the star cores better.
Oh OK, I will give it a try. Thanks for the reply Shawn.
It is awesome, thanks for sharing
I went to the iphone app store and there a many of these. which one are you using?
Never mind. Sorted it out
Very cool!
It won't be long before we're saying "hey chatGPT, here's all my subs and calibration frames, give me a pleasing image..."
Most of the times i hade this error: PixelMath: Processing view: M81_RGB_GraXpert
*** Error: Unknown metasymbol identifier:
($T - $B_MEDIAN) / ($T_MAXIMUM - $B_MEDIAN)
~~~~~~^
nicely done shawn, interesting to see even PI can be use the ChatGPT bandwagon :)
Thx for a Superb channel, Shawn - I learned a lot from you and hope to learn even more. I have a question regarding editing stars (struggled a lot with this issue), namely how to get rid of too many stars? I tried various options, eg. "star shrink", manual stretch, masking etc. In ideal world, it would be an automated script eliminating certain % of faintest stars in an image, say "remove 50% faintest stars", or 30% or whatever. Does this thing exist? Anyone whats to write such a script? I would gladly pay for it! :) :)
Crazy
I know eh!
This is truly amazing, sci-fi coming true. Eventually AI will process everything from start to finish. The human element will be eliminated. I think I will prefer my human control, errors and all. 😂
First! Cool vid. Thanks
Just don't ask how it feels.......
It's GPT not GTP 😋
Yes thanks. You called out my dyslexia. GPT just wouldn't roll of my tongue.