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I'm quite fond of it. The text is a little morbid I realize, but it's the only sample I have! picture

I've been through most of calculus, so even things I haven't learned aren't totally incomprehensible, and linear algebra so likewise with most matrix-related things. But abstract algebra seems like a whole other language without any mathematical cognates. What can I read to get oriented (I don't really want to know it well for the moment, but I'd like to know where to start looking [in a conceptual sense])?

The results!

The panels in each window, proceeding as you would read text:

Original image, image at constant luminance, segmented image (palette not determined by the colors), primary image colors, colors (hue-saturation plane), color frequency (hue-saturation plane), Voroni diagram (hue-saturation plane).

Edit: In the color frequency graph, the circles are the cluster centers (the primary image colors).

Crosspost, reply here

Seniors have I think all heard back from colleges now--Redditors at college/recently out, what do you think of your college? The more information to decide my school for the next four years of my life, the better. Give us all the obvious facts that we can't get from the admissions folks, and some besides.

In particular:

• When did you go? (or current, if current)

• Program or sub-school & concentrations

• How are the professors (or, how approachable are they)?

• Peers? What kind(s) of people are they?

• Is there significant administrative overhead? Can you enroll in all the

It'd be easier to parse the titles if they were in a standard form, e.g.:

[title] [%off] [money now/money usual]. [extra info].

Ex:

Shattered Horizon half-off, down to $9.99 from the original $19.99. Also free to play for the weekend!

=>

Shattered Horizon 50% ($10 of $20). Also, free to play for the weekend!

I didn't put much thought into that format though, so post any better ideas.

Edit: also note rounding .99 to .00, because it's just wasting space.