Jason Sundram

Either of those things works ok, but if the labels are different sizes (proportional font), you basically have to make the labels in the Overview as big as the biggest...

This is super confusing. I ended up writing two functions to workaround this (after pulling some hair out): ``` function real_neighbors(g::SimpleWeightedGraph, src::Int)::Array{Int} return collect(filter(n -> has_edge(g, src, n), neighbors(g, src)))...

I'm not sure if this has changed since the release of Processing v3 with Python Mode, but I'm not sure where to get processing-py.jar; it's nowhere to be found in...

@atoav -- I got this to work: 1. Read http://py.processing.org/tutorials/command-line/ 2. Download the standalone Processing.py for MacOSX [here](http://py.processing.org/processing.py-macosx.tgz) 3. Copy processing-py.jar to your sketch directory (you may also need to...

Is this work still in progress? Or do folks just use https://github.com/johnnychen94/SuperPixels.jl for SLIC?

Thanks @johnnychen94! This code works for me -- I wonder if you are open to just having `_slic` return a `SegmentedImage` type (which is what the rest of ImageSegmentation.jl returns)?...

I don't own a win xp box, but I borrowed one, and found that the examples work on stable Chrome (4.1.249.1064 (45376)) on Windows XP SP3 (32-bit). Firefox 3.6.3 looks...