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Example: https://mila.quebec/en/publications/
It would be nice to reuse the same code as in the Mila website. Not sure if that's 'easily' possible via RTD
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## Preprocessing the dataset
The greyscale assigned to each pixel within an image has a value range of 0-255. We will want to flatten (smoosh… scale…) this range to 0-1. To achieve this flattening, we…
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## Preprocessing the dataset
The greyscale assigned to each pixel within an image has a value range of 0-255. We will want to flatten (smoosh… scale…) this range to 0-1. To achieve this flattening, we…
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## Preprocessing the dataset
The greyscale assigned to each pixel within an image has a value range of 0-255. We will want to flatten (smoosh… scale…) this range to 0-1. To achieve this flattening, we…
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## Preprocessing the dataset
The greyscale assigned to each pixel within an image has a value range of 0-255. We will want to flatten (smoosh… scale…) this range to 0-1. To achieve this flattening, we…
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## Preprocessing the dataset
The greyscale assigned to each pixel within an image has a value range of 0-255. We will want to flatten (smoosh… scale…) this range to 0-1. To achieve this flattening, we…
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Hello,
I've changed chromaticity values for my EDID and installed it via CRU. However, novideo_srgb still reports the default EDID values:
![edid](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/13510490/…
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## Preprocessing the dataset
The greyscale assigned to each pixel within an image has a value range of 0-255. We will want to flatten (smoosh… scale…) this range to 0-1. To achieve this flattening, we…
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## Preprocessing the dataset
The greyscale assigned to each pixel within an image has a value range of 0-255. We will want to flatten (smoosh… scale…) this range to 0-1. To achieve this flattening, we…
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## Preprocessing the dataset
The greyscale assigned to each pixel within an image has a value range of 0-255. We will want to flatten (smoosh… scale…) this range to 0-1. To achieve this flattening, we…