It’s insane how good this video is. I have the slightest idea of what JS is and a complete beginner with writing codes (despite being a CS senior year student), but this video is so clear and easy to understand for someone like me who can’t take up complicated and big words explaining. Phew. Thanks a lot!
Shouldn't it be random(256) @ 11:19 since the max value you need is an octet? random(255) would give a random value between 0-254 right? With love :-* from a human being to a human being :-)
Cool stuff! Wonder if there is a way to assign vectors to every known english word uniquely so that we have a function that would return this vector in constant time. Just like hash functions (despite their collisions). Maybe some interesting relations could be found then.
Hello Daniel, Hello everyone Sorry if this is off-topic but please can you guide me on finding good videos for support vector machines as I don't find them in Intelligence and Learning series?
How can the same color appear consecutively? And once the current color is the same as the previous color, why does it not just go back and forth between the two?
he's taking a random step of a given size in 3 dimensional space and then finding the nearest neighbor in the data set. If there aren't many colors in the data set near his random vector, the nearest neighbor won't change, and so the same color will appear consecutively. There are many different ways of taking a step of a given size in 3D, so colors do not need to alternate back and forth. You are right though that if he was using a 1d model, colors would often alternate back and forth(because there would only be two ways to take a step of any given size).
Yeah, I should probably re-consider how I'm doing the numbering here. This is the second part of the full word2vec series. But part 1 of a color vector example inside that series.
Depends on what you want to do, if you want to do a 3D game, its better to use an Engine like Unreal Engine or Unity if its 2D, Unity is good but you can use C++ or Java I think (not sure about 2D)
It is, yes. The main idea of word2vec is that you in the end have a very compressed word-to-vector table defining all of the different words. This table is then used as a lookup to go from a word to a vector, mainly for text generation, but in this case a simplified model for colors.
hello sir I want a help from you . can you make a video on detecting collisions on rotated rectangles , circles , lines etc.. please please please 🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇 ...
It’s insane how good this video is. I have the slightest idea of what JS is and a complete beginner with writing codes (despite being a CS senior year student), but this video is so clear and easy to understand for someone like me who can’t take up complicated and big words explaining. Phew. Thanks a lot!
dan shiffman, has literally changed the world
I'm so glad you made that mistake at 8:25 because I never would have known that.
I'm here before this has been uploaded!!! spooky!
This is really cool. Good source of info for my project about photography. Thanks a lot!!! Keep it up!!!
Love they dynamic energy
Amazing work you're doing.
Shouldn't it be random(256) @ 11:19 since the max value you need is an octet? random(255) would give a random value between 0-254 right?
With love :-* from a human being to a human being :-)
Cool! Liked before watching!
When I try and download processing windows Defenders blocks it any idea why or how to fix it?
Cool stuff! Wonder if there is a way to assign vectors to every known english word uniquely so that we have a function that would return this vector in constant time. Just like hash functions (despite their collisions). Maybe some interesting relations could be found then.
How do you sleep at night with so much energy? :)
What is the softwares you use for your channel i need to use them
Why this is not uploaded?
who else caught the Amadeus "too many notes" reference?
Please make a tutorial about color quantization!!
Hello Daniel, Hello everyone
Sorry if this is off-topic but please can you guide me on finding good videos for support vector machines as I don't find them in Intelligence and Learning series?
How can the same color appear consecutively? And once the current color is the same as the previous color, why does it not just go back and forth between the two?
he's taking a random step of a given size in 3 dimensional space and then finding the nearest neighbor in the data set. If there aren't many colors in the data set near his random vector, the nearest neighbor won't change, and so the same color will appear consecutively. There are many different ways of taking a step of a given size in 3D, so colors do not need to alternate back and forth.
You are right though that if he was using a 1d model, colors would often alternate back and forth(because there would only be two ways to take a step of any given size).
Great video, keep it up 👑
But how createVector works when converting r g b ?
what's the programming langage ?
i am confused, is this part 1 or part 2?
Yeah, I should probably re-consider how I'm doing the numbering here. This is the second part of the full word2vec series. But part 1 of a color vector example inside that series.
Hi! Can u suggest me
Which programming language is best for game development??
Depends on what you want to do, if you want to do a 3D game, its better to use an Engine like Unreal Engine or Unity if its 2D, Unity is good but you can use C++ or Java I think (not sure about 2D)
C# , python cpp
4:51
*nothing personal kid*
color me impressed
How about to build a hash table to allow us easily find the nearest neighbour.
Isn't that just a k-nearest neighbours with k = 1 ?
pretty sure it is
It is, yes. The main idea of word2vec is that you in the end have a very compressed word-to-vector table defining all of the different words. This table is then used as a lookup to go from a word to a vector, mainly for text generation, but in this case a simplified model for colors.
I think it would be easier for you if you just write
for (let color of colors) { ... }
The Coding Train Why would you wanna do that ? How can that be used practically in an application of sorts. Search Engines?
Faaantastic
hello sir
I want a help from you .
can you make a video on detecting collisions on rotated rectangles , circles , lines etc..
please please please 🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇🙇 ...
github.com/bmoren/p5.collide2D
You're Super Amazing
Internal Audit Fraud practitioner here I'm going to use this to put people in jail stealing from companies
Can you please explain ray casting and ray tracing using javascript
I hope to get to this sometime, so often requested!
9:38 i laughed hard
Ugly purple.... isn't ugly! How rude.
is this the same guy on the snake video? i liked u better campy. now u seem kinda stern and like life is getting u down?