In the README example, an image file is opened using opencv, which will open the file in BGR. However, the color_names.npz dataset that comes with the repo is stored as RGB. Therefore if you use the example verbatim, you will get incorrect color identifications. Since from_file.py uses skimage.io instead of opencv, the only corrections needed are on the README, which are:
replacing opencv calls with skimage.io calls
removing any mention of needing color name files stored as BGR.
ankusharya
commented
6 years ago
In the README example, an image file is opened using opencv, which will open the file in BGR. However, the
color_names.npzdataset that comes with the repo is stored as RGB. Therefore if you use the example verbatim, you will get incorrect color identifications. Sincefrom_file.pyuses skimage.io instead of opencv, the only corrections needed are on the README, which are: