How and why to take a logarithm of an image [video]
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Re: How and why to take a logarithm of an image [video]
#2This video is an absolute tour de force of communicating a complex concept.
Re: How and why to take a logarithm of an image [video]
#3This video is an absolute tour de force of communicating a complex concept.
All of 3Blue1Brown is - hoghly highly recommend
Re: How and why to take a logarithm of an image [video]
#4Clickbait title could use another pass. What is this about?
Re: How and why to take a logarithm of an image [video]
#5Clickbait title could use another pass. What is this about?
I clicked on the link and the video title is "Decoding Escher's most mind-bending piece", which is a lot better. I also had no idea what "3B1B video" meant, apparently it's a channel called "3Blue1Brown".
Re: How and why to take a logarithm of an image [video]
#6The title I get when I click on this is, "How (and why) to take a logarithm of an image"
Re: How and why to take a logarithm of an image [video]
#7I love 3B1B but generally don't have time to watch long videos. Can anyone sum up the punchline?
Re: How and why to take a logarithm of an image [video]
#8Clickbait title could use another pass. What is this about?
It's about examining the mathematical methods MC Escher used in one of his recursive drawings.
Re: How and why to take a logarithm of an image [video]
#9Clickbait title could use another pass. What is this about?
It makes more sense when seen on YouTube where you get the thumbnail of one of M. C. Eschers famous drawings is shown.
It’s a drawing of a guy looking at a picture of a town with himself standing in the town, but it’s all twirled and twisted so it’s self repetition isn’t obvious.
Re: How and why to take a logarithm of an image [video]
#10The title I get when I click on this is, "How (and why) to take a logarithm of an image"
YouTube has A/B testing features that allow videos to have multiple titles and/or thumbnails.