1This folder has some scripts I've written that use the output of dominant colours to do interesting things.
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3## dominant_slices.py
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5This "slices" an image based on its dominant colours: each slice contains then pixels of the original image which are closest to one of the dominant colours.
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7```console
8$ python3 dominant_slices.py lighthouse.jpg --max-colours=5
9```
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11Example:
12
13<table>
14  <tr>
15    <td>
16      #e8e3d7
17      <img src="lighthouse.e8e3d7.png">
18    </td>
19    <td>
20      #838882
21      <img src="lighthouse.838882.png">
22    </td>
23    <td>
24      #4576bb
25      <img src="lighthouse.4576bb.png">
26    </td>
27    <td>
28      #292019
29      <img src="lighthouse.292019.png">
30    </td>
31    <td>
32      #c53b4e
33      <img src="lighthouse.c53b4e.png">
34    </td>
35  </tr>
36</table>