Extracting Dominant Colors From Images in Python

[@strayedaway19]

Awesome, I loved it. As you are working on ML stuff as well, can this dominant color extraction become a base for clustering algorithm introduction video or some other approach to do this which might be unique ? I understand that libraries are a better way to do it but watching such videos is like a overview of library than the concept itself. I say this because when I got this notification and saw the title, i thought to myself: It is interesting, how will you approach it. I still got to learn that there is a optimized library for it but I was a teensy bit disappointed. These are just my two cents feel free to ignore

[@zombiekiller7101]

Plz make more videos on c++ as well Which app do you use to make your logo?

[@danyvarghese1733]

Awesome and very helpful. Is there any option to extract the total area related to each colour?

[@MuratSeyhan53]

Totally great, but the main problem I've encountered in this library was related to the "white" itself. Colorthief package does not consider the white color.

[@catalinavram3187]

Hey, awesome video! It's exactly something i was looking for! Thanks for sharing 🙏

[@misnufkin1]

Thank you so much for your video. Can you please explain how can i choose 6 colors for example (rgb, and their combinations) and see how much of each i have in a frame (a picture)

[@otabeknajimov9697]

Thanks a lot amazing freamwork

[@samcrowther3942]

Hi great tutorial, I was wandering if you could do it where it will give the color palettes of multiple images. Thanks

[@SpagettyCraft]

Hey, did you already make the tutorial on how to assign names to colors/color ranges? (you talked about this around 7:30)

[@mishudhar3746]

Thank you so much. Great video!

[@ronaktawde]

Hi...nice video. Can I do the same on Videos too by extracting the frames??

[@JLSXMK8]

You might be able to find a way to, say, take frame 34 out of a 2,000-frame clip and get the 3 most dominant colors. Is that what you mean? I know that moviepy can generate subclips, but there might be a way to extract a frame out of that with a different library. If somebody could find it, I'm pretty sure NeuralNine can. Would make for an awesome video if so.

[@mohamedelaminebouhadjer3068]

great tutorial i want to extract upper and lower indices color for an object how to do that ?

[@vinachatte]

super useful! thanks!!

[@raymondmichael4987]

I will love this

[@mp-jk9cx]

thanks

[@razac_zr]

How to run this in the web browser? WebAssembly

[@comizer2]

This man is putting out some quality content on his channel! Would invest in him if I could.

[@DendrocnideMoroides]

you mean NeuralNine Stock?

[@comizer2]

@@DendrocnideMoroides Don’t know, I just believe he will be successful mid/long term and we would be able to participate that way.

[@philtoa334]

Thx.

[@nadeembaig5943]

Does anyone know for sure if white is considered or not?

[@tcgvsocg1458]

Yes its interesting