Marianne Corvellec

Dear @fercer, I just committed some trivial fixes (PEP 8 issues), so you'll have to sync your local branch with a `git pull origin selfoverlap-polys` before you resume working on...

@fercer @lagru in my understanding, this is useful when computing the area of a manifold, ensuring that certain parts (the self-overlapping ones) don't count twice. To make the gallery example...

Hi @fercer, Thank you for improving the gallery example so much! I believe that we need to start by defining what we mean by 'self-overlapping polygon' (even if we point...

> "When a disk in 2D is stretched arbitrarily with possible self-overlaps, without twisting it, its boundary forms a complex curve known as a self-overlapping curve." Also, this sentences assumes...

Is the addition of `.hypothesis/unicode_data/13.0.0/charmap.json.gz` intentional? :thinking:

Document expected range of input values for each colorspace conversion function in `skimage.color`: (It would be nice if this list were sorted alphabetically... I copied from [__init__.py](https://github.com/scikit-image/scikit-image/tree/main/skimage/color/__init__.py).) - [ ]...

Hello @paloha, > Nevertheless, I'm still curious about the (if possible not too time-consuming) process of finding the true range within a color space. Thanks for ideas. What do you...

Hi @paloha, thanks for sharing your use case. If I understand correctly, your question is about *rescaling* (colour) channel values (and not so much about *converting* them): You want normalized...

Hi @paloha, Ok, good. > I can not simply subtract `img.min()` and divide by `img.max()`; For sure! Your shift and scale factors need to be fixed (absolute) values. > I...

Hi both, in the initially proposed solution, @tokiAi basically rewrote: https://github.com/scikit-image/scikit-image/blob/6cf4c7f12229557b2606a1abfd7ffdb12fd60cb5/skimage/color/adapt_rgb.py#L12-L19 > It's very tricky (if not outright impossible) to automatically detect if an image has a color channel or...