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Building a language-independent keyword-based system with the Wikipedia Miner(gauth.fr)
2 points by Gauth 12y ago|0 comments
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Using cURL with multibyte domain names(gauth.fr)
2 points by Gauth 14y ago|0 comments
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How to structure a neo4j-based system?(gauth.fr)
2 points by Gauth 14y ago|0 comments
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Create a new Wikipedia Miner's application with its Java API(gauth.fr)
2 points by Gauth 14y ago|0 comments
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A NGram generator in Scala
1 points by Gauth 14y ago|0 comments
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Find closest subway station with ElasticSearch(gauth.fr)
10 points by Gauth 14y ago|0 comments
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Exact search with ElasticSearch(gauth.fr)
2 points by Gauth 14y ago|0 comments
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Create new Wikipedia Miner’s webservices(gauth.fr)
4 points by Gauth 14y ago|0 comments
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Follow a region of an image frame by frame(gauth.fr)
8 points by Gauth 15y ago|0 comments
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by Gauth 15y ago
One solution could be to use several points for each label (color name). For instance, we could use a limited set of color names (red, green, blue, etc) but have a lot of points associated to this labels. For example, different points like
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by Gauth 15y ago
I also noticed the problem with darker colors. I introduced several ideas in the article: using a different metric or a different colorspace. This could help, but if we really have a lower points density in the darker zones, the good soluti
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by Gauth 15y ago
As explained in the article, you need to choose the dataset that fits your needs. And you're right, a smaller dataset with more common names will be more useful in some cases.
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by Gauth 15y ago
It looks to be a subset of the color list from Wikipedia. If you use it then you will have less accurate results.
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Get a color name from any RGB combination (gauth.fr)
18 points by Gauth 15y ago|11 comments
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How to spider a HTML page with jQuery(gauth.fr)
6 points by Gauth 15y ago|1 comments