algorithmic modeling for Rhino
GH1 C# component invoking the GH2 n-dimensional sample set code and creating a colour palette using a k-means algorithm (blue and green channels only).
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Have you seen Ivy?
I have not.
More easy with parallel view !
Yup, that's why I used parallel :)
...Looks like [Dot Display] with 2 dots overlayed on eachother.
How is done the black contouring/silhouette on colored disk ? Make2d in Rino 6 ?
Ah, actually I could have answered my own question if I just looked at your definition, but I can now see how you translated the RGB values into a unique set.
Have you seen Ivy? I noticed it when it came out fairly recently, but haven't played with it.
http://www.grasshopper3d.com/video/k-means-clustering-with-ivy
Data are stored as n-dimensional points. Whenever you want to put data into a sampling set you must provide a delegate which converts your data type into a PointN structure. At present, straight up euclidean distance is used to compare n-points and build k-d trees, k-means clusters, and other types of groups/clusters/maps.
The aim here is to create as generic a framework as possible to analyse data sets.
K-means-Kool!
What did you use as unique identifier for the combined RGB parameters? Isn't that the tricky bit?
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