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Re: Pure Technologies <> Utilizing Computer Vision + Machine Learning for Natural & Artificial Toning
In the rating scale, it is based on RGB, rather than HSV. HSV trains the algorithm for eye appeal, color progression, and abnormalities, while RGB gives us an understanding of how much color is actua… (View Post)1 -
Re: Pure Technologies <> Utilizing Computer Vision + Machine Learning for Natural & Artificial Toning
Not a logit model, progressing towards an ANN. Tagging, classifying and scoring is how we come up with the output. I can provide an estimated probability, I just feel as if it's more clear to gi… (View Post)1 -
Re: Pure Technologies <> Utilizing Computer Vision + Machine Learning for Natural & Artificial Toning
Raw files are best since resolution and filters have not been applied. I run a library that transforms edited/post-processed files into a closer version of their raw file. If possible, having a raw i… (View Post)2 -
Re: Pure Technologies <> Utilizing Computer Vision + Machine Learning for Natural & Artificial Toning
Interestingly the Columbian and the Monroe actually had very identical color results. Personally, I think they look good to me. I forgot to run your peace dollar as well on the AT/QC algorithm. Here&… (View Post)2 -
Re: Pure Technologies <> Utilizing Computer Vision + Machine Learning for Natural & Artificial Toning
If I have not yet run your coin, I will run them later. Working on setting up the demo site so you guys can try it on your own! (View Post)4
