Awesome, I loved it. As you are working on ML stuff as well, can this dominant color extraction become a base for clustering algorithm introduction video or some other approach to do this which might be unique ? I understand that libraries are a better way to do it but watching such videos is like a overview of library than the concept itself. I say this because when I got this notification and saw the title, i thought to myself: It is interesting, how will you approach it. I still got to learn that there is a optimized library for it but I was a teensy bit disappointed. These are just my two cents feel free to ignore
Totally great, but the main problem I've encountered in this library was related to the "white" itself. Colorthief package does not consider the white color.
Thank you so much for your video. Can you please explain how can i choose 6 colors for example (rgb, and their combinations) and see how much of each i have in a frame (a picture)
You might be able to find a way to, say, take frame 34 out of a 2,000-frame clip and get the 3 most dominant colors. Is that what you mean? I know that moviepy can generate subclips, but there might be a way to extract a frame out of that with a different library. If somebody could find it, I'm pretty sure NeuralNine can. Would make for an awesome video if so.
tthank you! i didnt want to pay google cloud for something so simple :)
Hey, awesome video! It's exactly something i was looking for! Thanks for sharing 🙏
Awesome, I loved it.
As you are working on ML stuff as well, can this dominant color extraction become a base for clustering algorithm introduction video or some other approach to do this which might be unique ? I understand that libraries are a better way to do it but watching such videos is like a overview of library than the concept itself. I say this because when I got this notification and saw the title, i thought to myself: It is interesting, how will you approach it. I still got to learn that there is a optimized library for it but I was a teensy bit disappointed. These are just my two cents feel free to ignore
Totally great, but the main problem I've encountered in this library was related to the "white" itself. Colorthief package does not consider the white color.
Plz make more videos on c++ as well
Which app do you use to make your logo?
Awesome and very helpful. Is there any option to extract the total area related to each colour?
Hi great tutorial, I was wandering if you could do it where it will give the color palettes of multiple images. Thanks
Thank you so much for your video. Can you please explain how can i choose 6 colors for example (rgb, and their combinations) and see how much of each i have in a frame (a picture)
Thanks a lot
amazing freamwork
Thank you so much. Great video!
Hey, did you already make the tutorial on how to assign names to colors/color ranges? (you talked about this around 7:30)
thanks
I will love this
This man is putting out some quality content on his channel! Would invest in him if I could.
you mean NeuralNine Stock?
@@DendrocnideMoroides Don’t know, I just believe he will be successful mid/long term and we would be able to participate that way.
great tutorial i want to extract upper and lower indices color for an object how to do that ?
super useful! thanks!!
Hi...nice video. Can I do the same on Videos too by extracting the frames??
You might be able to find a way to, say, take frame 34 out of a 2,000-frame clip and get the 3 most dominant colors. Is that what you mean? I know that moviepy can generate subclips, but there might be a way to extract a frame out of that with a different library. If somebody could find it, I'm pretty sure NeuralNine can. Would make for an awesome video if so.
Yes its interesting
Thx.
Does anyone know for sure if white is considered or not?
How to run this in the web browser? WebAssembly
Can you make do k clustering? I want to analyze koi fish pattern.