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Thanks Ali for sharing your wish list. It really helps to hear user feedback. Most of these were already on our todo list, we will add the missing ones and reprioritize all of them. Also, here are a few things from the list that are immediately...
Can you give more details or upload a sample. Is it a text only problem, or would you expect it to have plots, graphs, equations, images, etc as well?
Also, if you want to train a neural net with those images you can perform an out-of-core training. See this example: http://www.wolfram.com/language/11/neural-networks/out-of-core-image-classification.html?product=language
Something like this would work: ``` Manipulate[ HighlightImage[img, Inset[SectorChart[{{0, 0}, {0, 1}}, ChartBaseStyle -> Thick, PolarAxes -> Automatic, PolarGridLines -> Automatic, PolarTicks -> {"Degrees", Automatic},...
Thanks Scott for reporting. They are all fixed internally and will show up in the next documentation update.
[Recently we had a question][1] about a noisy microscope image of animal tissue, see image below. The goal was to get the contours for all biological cells boundaries. At the bottom image fades significantly but the human eye can still detect some...
No, it's not a clustering. It is a packing problem. Consider you rasterize all the words with the proper font size, orientation, etc and then you have to pack all the rasterized words into the given shape.
Here the markers are solid. Try this: In[82]:= Union[ PixelValue[image, PixelValuePositions[ColorDistance[image, Green], Black, .1]]] Out[82]= {{0., 0.976471, 0., 1.}}
Mathematica 10.2 has a new function for focus stacking called [ImageFocusCombine][1]. For now this is only one method implementation, with an option for choosing between speed and quality. Eventually, we will include more methods. [1]:...
A more straight forward approach would be something like this: Image[ArrayReshape[   List @@@ Array[Hue[.33, 1, #] &, 9, {0, 1}], {3, 3, 3}], ColorSpace -> "HSB"] [img=width: 150px; height:...