Show HN: Colormind – Color schemes via Generative Adversarial Networks
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#4Would be super cool if you could pick your own ground truth data. Or predefined sets.
Maybe there's a better way to do this that I'm not aware of though (Floydhub?)
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#5If you take into account various forms of colourblindness, could this be used to create colourblind friendly palettes that are still easy on the eye for everyone?
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#7If you take into account various forms of colourblindness, could this be used to create colourblind friendly palettes that are still easy on the eye for everyone?
yeah definitely, it would just have to train on a (relatively large) sample of such palettes. I'll look into it!
Look up "cubehelix" if you haven't heard of it already, it might give some inspirations.
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#10Can you get a suggested color palette by API call?
curl 'http://colormind.io/api/' --data-binary '{"model":"default"}'
curl 'http://colormind.io/api/' --data-binary '{"input":[[44,43,44],[90,83,82],"N","N","N"],"model":"default"}'
keep in mind this is hosted on a single Linode 4096, and there's no SLA or anything :]
It's handling the HN spike pretty well so far though.also the models are rotated daily (ie. different ones are available each day), with the exception of "default"