nail.py code. TypeError, IndexError

[HyunmokMoon]

Hi,

in nail.py I've got this error. TypeError and IndexError.

$ python nail.py Traceback (most recent call last): File "nail.py", line 61, in x, y = getInteriorPoints(x, y) File "nail.py", line 30, in getInteriorPoints ext(amin(ylist), amax(ylist), i) File "nail.py", line 24, in ext naily.extend((ones(b-a)*i).tolist()) File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/numpy/core/numeric.py", line 192, in ones a = empty(shape, dtype, order) TypeError: 'float' object cannot be interpreted as an index

I resolved this line change. #a, b=round(a), round(b) a = int (round(a)) b = int (round(b))

After that, I also got error message. IndexError.

Traceback (most recent call last): File "nail.py", line 65, in applyTexture(x, y) File "nail.py", line 52, in applyTexture val2 = color.rgb2lab((im[x, y]/255.).reshape(len(x), 1, 3)).reshape(len(x), 3) IndexError: only integers, slices (:), ellipsis (...), numpy.newaxis (None) and integer or boolean arrays are valid indices

I resolved by int value. apply x list to int type.

change to int type

int_x = map(int,x) int_y = map(int,y)

and use int_x lather than x, int_y lather than y. val2 = color.rgb2lab((im[int_x, int_y]/255.).reshape(len(int_x), 1, 3)).reshape(len(int_x), 3)

this line also replaced. x substituted by int_x and y by int_y im[int_x, int_y] = color.lab2rgb(val2.reshape(len(int_x), 1, 3)).reshape(len(int_x), 3)*255

then I can see result image. in Ubuntu 16.10 python 2.7

blush.py is ok. but lipstick.py is also same issue. Maybe this change also could be applied to lipstick.py file.

I share for others. Thank you.

in python 3 map function have to change little bit different way. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7368789/convert-all-strings-in-a-list-to-int

[antonov7]

Hello HyunmokMoon,

I'm trying to make lipstick.py work. I have same error as you had with nail.py. I followed your advice and changed to int type, but still got the error:

Traceback (most recent call last): File "lipstick.py", line 77, in val = color.rgb2lab((im[int_x,int_y]/255.).reshape(len(int_x),1,3)).reshape(len(int_x),3) IndexError: only integers, slices (:), ellipsis (...), numpy.newaxis (None) and integer or boolean arrays are valid indices

Any new advice on how to make it work?? I'm new to python and can't step over this error. Here is my modified code:

x = [] #will contain the x coordinates of points on lips y = [] #will contain the y coordinates of points on lips

int_x = map(int,x) int_y = map(int,y)

def ext(a,b,i): a=int(round(a)) b=int(round(b)) #print(arange(a,b,1)) int_x.extend(arange(a,b,1).tolist()) int_y.extend((ones(b-a)*i).tolist())

for i in range(int(o_u_l[1][0]),int(i_u_l[1][0]+1)): ext(o_u_l0,o_l0+1,i)

for i in range(int(i_u_l[1][0]),int(o_u_l[1][-1]+1)): ext(o_u_l0,i_u_l0+1,i) ext(i_l0,o_l0+1,i)

for i in range(int(i_u_r[1][-1]),int(o_u_r[1][-1]+1)): ext(o_u_r0,o_l0+1,i)

for i in range(int(i_u_r[1][0]),int(i_u_r[1][-1]+1)): ext(o_u_r0,i_u_r0+1,i) ext(i_l0,o_l0+1,i)

val = color.rgb2lab((im[int_x,int_y]/255.).reshape(len(int_x),1,3)).reshape(len(int_x),3) L,A,B = mean(val[:,0]),mean(val[:,1]),mean(val[:,2]) L1,A1,B1 = color.rgb2lab(np.array((r/255.,g/255.,b/255.)).reshape(1,1,3)).reshape(3,) ll,aa,bb = L1-L,A1-A,B1-B val[:,0] += ll val[:,1] += aa val[:,2] += bb #val[:,0] = np.clip(val[:,0], 0, 100) #val[:,1] = np.clip(val[:,1], -127, 128) #val[:,2] = np.clip(val[:,2], -127, 128)

im[int_x,int_y] = color.lab2rgb(val.reshape(len(int_x),1,3)).reshape(len(int_x),3)*255 gca().set_aspect('equal', adjustable='box') imshow(im) show() imsave('output.jpg',im)

Many thanks!!

[antonov7]

Problem solved. Was my bad : int_x and int_y moved after x and y took the values:

x = [] y = []

def ext(a,b,i): a=int(round(a)) b=int(round(b)) #print(arange(a,b,1)) int_x.extend(arange(a,b,1).tolist()) int_y.extend((ones(b-a)*i).tolist())

int_x = map(int,x) int_y = map(int,y)

[annisaabuhamid]

hello @antonov7 i tried your suggested solution but it doesnt work for me

[corbinyo]

Yes, this is not working for me either. @antonov7 - any other suggestions?