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# usage: `python ~/Desktop/contours.py 1994-654-12_v02.tif` | |
# output is to a squareless.txt file and the directory "out" | |
# Working well with thumbnails with 400px as their longest side - untested with other dimensions | |
# for i in $(ls -1 | grep tif); do python /Users/artsyinc/Documents/resistance/experiments/artwork_image_cropping/contours.py $i; done | |
import cv2 | |
import numpy as np | |
from matplotlib import pyplot as plt | |
import sys |
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package main | |
import "fmt" | |
func main(){ | |
counter := 1 | |
for{ | |
if counter > 10{ | |
break; | |
} |
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function output = mat2latex(varargin) | |
%This function produces Latex code for any matlab matrix of any dimension. | |
%It requires the package amsmath in latex for successful operation. This | |
%code utilizes bmatrix environment.This code produces square brackets to | |
%enclose the elements of the matrix.This function has to be run as an | |
%argument for the builtin fprintf() function to work properly. For example | |
%this fprintf(mat2latex(A)).Decimal numbers are left as decimal numbers by default. | |
%If you want the decimal numbers to be formatted as rational numbers, pass | |
%in a second parameter 'ratio' with your matrix. For example,fprintf(mat2latex(A,'ratio')) |
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function output = mat2latexOctave(varargin) | |
%This function produces Latex code for any matlab matrix of any dimension. | |
%It requires the package amsmath in latex for successful operation. This | |
%code utilizes bmatrix environment.This code produces square brackets to | |
%enclose the elements of the matrix.This function has to be run as an | |
%argument for the builtin fprintf() function to work properly. For example | |
%this fprintf(mat2latex(A)).Decimal numbers are left as decimal numbers by default. | |
%If you want the decimal numbers to be formatted as rational numbers, pass | |
%in a second parameter 'ratio' with your matrix. For example,fprintf(mat2latex(A,'ratio')) |
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function output = mat2DetLatex(varargin) | |
%This function produces Latex code for any octave/matlab matrix of any dimension as a determinant. | |
%It requires the package amsmath in latex for successful operation. This | |
%code utilizes vmatrix environment.This code produces absolute value brackets to | |
%enclose the elements of the matrix.This function has to be run as an | |
%argument for the builtin fprintf() function to work properly. For example | |
%this fprintf(mat2DetLatex(A)).Decimal numbers are left as decimal numbers by default. | |
%If you want the decimal numbers to be formatted as rational numbers, pass | |
%in a second parameter 'ratio' with your matrix. For example,fprintf(mat2DetLatex(A,'ratio')) |
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function output = mat2latex(varargin) | |
%This function produces Latex code for any matlab matrix of any dimension. | |
%It requires the package amsmath in latex for successful operation. This | |
%code utilizes bmatrix environment.This code produces square brackets to | |
%enclose the elements of the matrix.This function has to be run as an | |
%argument for the builtin fprintf() function to work properly. For example | |
%this fprintf(mat2latex(A)).Decimal numbers are left as decimal numbers by default. | |
%If you want the decimal numbers to be formatted as rational numbers, pass | |
%in a second parameter 'ratio' with your matrix. For example,fprintf(mat2latex(A,'ratio')) |
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function output = mat2DetLatex(varargin) | |
%This function produces Latex code for any octave/matlab matrix of any dimension as a determinant. | |
%It requires the package amsmath in latex for successful operation. This | |
%code utilizes vmatrix environment.This code produces absolute value brackets to | |
%enclose the elements of the matrix.This function has to be run as an | |
%argument for the builtin fprintf() function to work properly. For example | |
%this fprintf(mat2DetLatex(A)).Decimal numbers are left as decimal numbers by default. | |
%If you want the decimal numbers to be formatted as rational numbers, pass | |
%in a second parameter 'ratio' with your matrix. For example,fprintf(mat2DetLatex(A,'ratio')) |
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function output = mat2DetLatexOctave(varargin) | |
%This function produces Latex code for any octave/matlab matrix of any dimension as a determinant. | |
%It requires the package amsmath in latex for successful operation. This | |
%code utilizes vmatrix environment.This code produces absolute value brackets to | |
%enclose the elements of the matrix.This function has to be run as an | |
%argument for the builtin fprintf() function to work properly. For example | |
%this fprintf(mat2DetLatex(A)).Decimal numbers are left as decimal numbers by default. | |
%If you want the decimal numbers to be formatted as rational numbers, pass | |
%in a second parameter 'ratio' with your matrix. For example,fprintf(mat2DetLatex(A,'ratio')) |
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def generate_random_number_with_n_digits(input_n_digit) | |
smallest_number_of_nplus1_digits = 10**input_n_digit | |
smallest_number_of_n_digits = 10**(input_n_digit-1) | |
random_n_digit_number = Random.rand(smallest_number_of_nplus1_digits-smallest_number_of_n_digits)+smallest_number_of_n_digits | |
return random_n_digit_number |
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\documentclass{article} | |
\usepackage[margin = 0.8in]{geometry} | |
\usepackage{soul} | |
\begin{document} | |
\hl{This is a wonderful highlight} |
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