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The image (i.e., parrot.jpg) that you’ll be working on is size of 400 × 500 × 3. Thus, for each pixel location there are three 8-bit integers that specify the red, green, and blue intensity values. Our goal is to reduce the number of colors to 4 (i.e., K=4 in the K-means) and rep

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ECE 59500 Machine Learning

K-means_ImageCompression_ColorQuantization

The image (i.e., parrot.jpg) that you’ll be working on is size of 400 × 500 × 3. Thus, for each pixel location there are three 8-bit integers that specify the red, green, and blue intensity values. Our goal is to reduce the number of colors to 4 (i.e., K=4 in the K-means) and rep

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The image (i.e., parrot.jpg) that you’ll be working on is size of 400 × 500 × 3. Thus, for each pixel location there are three 8-bit integers that specify the red, green, and blue intensity values. Our goal is to reduce the number of colors to 4 (i.e., K=4 in the K-means) and rep

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