A Beginning Journey in TensorFlow #5: Color Images

RE: A Beginning Journey in TensorFlow #5: Color Images

adnanoncevarlik — Wed, 29 Jun 2022 13:31:55 GMT

Thanks for sharing and detailed explanation. :)

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RE: A Beginning Journey in TensorFlow #5: Color Images

Sean_Miller — Sat, 23 Nov 2019 15:35:04 GMT

Another great contribution.

It's neat how understanding one thing will allow for understanding of another years later.

In the later 90's, I wrote a small BASIC program for the Amiga that would translate the IFF image file format to raw image data. This allowed me to paste the data directly into C code for my game screens (Pitfall). I learned about the bit plan approach to describe color:

If an image was just black and white, it had 1 bit plane. It was a grid of pixels either on or off.
If the image had 4 colors, it stacked 2 bit planes.
8 colors, 3 bit planes
… 2^(# of bitplanes)…

A channel here reminds me of the bit planes back then.

I wonder if the processing would improve if one would first apply a routine to take it to grey scale right off the whip for things where color isn't necessary for distinction?

-Sean

RE: A Beginning Journey in TensorFlow #5: Color Images

genebren — Sun, 20 Oct 2019 16:25:00 GMT

Frank,

Another great blog in your series. Keep up the good work!

Gene

RE: A Beginning Journey in TensorFlow #5: Color Images

14rhb — Sat, 19 Oct 2019 10:20:53 GMT

Hi Frank,

I'm really enjoying this series you are putting together, all the photos and diagrams are exactly what my AI requires for this AI. Well done with all the progress you have made and I can see myself popping back to your articles for a re-cap every now and again.