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We have some tutorials now for all of these, but all will need some more work.
Specific feedback:
Metamer
break up with more headers/subheaders
Should include portilla-simoncelli
MAD Competition
from Lyndon: "I found it hard to understand what exactly the plots mean when I'm looking at them. Could perhaps in more detail say what's going on in each of the subplots after the 5th cell, containing:
mad.synthesize('model_1_min', store_progress=True, max_iter=200)
fig = mad.plot_synthesis_status()
Some thoughts I think readers may have:
Are the two right subplots representation error? Or is the lineplot loss the representation error.
Why do you say the loss decreases but then both of them change direction and converge to the same value?
You outline the four cases in the intro, but can you give me some intuition on what I should expect to see in the loss plots before you show the first one to me?
Some subheaders to break up the sections would be nice."
Simple MAD
Would be nice to have a notebook like Simple MAD for all synthesis methods: really simple model and image, so we can plot what's happening in image/representation space.
Synthesis
Currently, this is a notebook, but unless there's something executable to put in it, should move it to documentation.
from plenoptic.
Closing this because the first pass of these has been completed, though they can still use improvements
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Related Issues (20)
- Make Portilla-Simoncelli texture model work on arbitrarily-sized images
- Make Portilla-Simoncelli code more efficient HOT 1
- Improve Portilla-Simoncelli representation plot
- pip install -e . command error HOT 2
- Refactor steerable pyramid
- Rethink plotting code
- Add data/examples folder to plenoptic with functions for accessing HOT 4
- DOC: Add repo status badge to README [pyOS review]
- DOC: Add examples for (most) user-facing functions [pyOpenSci review]
- TST: Test fails locally [pyOpenSci review] HOT 6
- DOC: Clarify what "model" means in README + conceptual introduction [pyOpenSci review]
- DOC: clearly state how to cite in citation section of README and docs, point to citation.cff [pyOpenSci review] HOT 4
- DOC: update metamer tutorial
- problem when installing with jupyter notebook HOT 5
- Implement LNP / GLM model
- Update dependency descriptions
- Fix Zenodo badge on readme HOT 1
- Improve API HOT 4
- Packaging updates
- Precision Error in TestLaplacianPyramid when run on GPU but not on CPU HOT 1
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