Working on getting T-SNE running in the MNIST explorer.

I made a notebook that lets you crop an image.

From: https://beta.observablehq.com/@grantcuster/image-crop

I put up a demo of the UMAP on MNIST interactive visualization I've been working on.

From: https://grantcuster.github.io/umap-explorer/

Cleaning up the layout for the UMAP visualization.

Another hover variation.

You can see how UMAP clusters are structured by things like the orientation of the number if you travel along their axes.

Making a hover display in three.js using a canvas as a texture. Canvas size needs to be a power of two. I'm using Figma to design it and then I can just move the coordinates into code.

A rogue four amongst the nines.

Three.js interface for UMAP run on MNIST is running. 70,000 digit images rendered using sprite sheets and a fragment shader to offset.

Passing color to shader to blend with image success.

I've started dissecting the WestLangley example. The coordinates for the sprite sheet start in the bottom left!?

WestLangley is a hero.

From: http://jsfiddle.net/myy7x4zd/10/ via https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25335967/texture-atlas-offset-repeat-works-for-meshes-but-is-ignored-for-point-system-par

Through desperate googling I rediscovered this great post and project on using three.js for T-SNE visualization.

From: https://douglasduhaime.com/posts/visualizing-tsne-maps-with-three-js.html

After a lot of trial and error I got python to make a sprite sheet out of MNIST pixel array data.

That's a lot of nines.

Desperately trying to figure out why the background of my 9's are not transparent.

Buster Benson's "Life in Weeks"

From: https://buster.wiki/me/ via https://twitter.com/buster/status/1080530097868701701

The printed versions of my generated snowflake card are here. My first printed project saved directly from a canvas element. Slowly making my way towards a photoshop free workflow.

From: https://beta.observablehq.com/@grantcuster/generative-snowflake-card-explorations

Lots of great stuff – especially for what I've been thinking about lately – in this interview with Folkert Gorter and Jon-Kyle Mohr.

From: http://v-e-n-u-e.com/Life-Online-An-Interview-with-Folkert-Gorter-and-Jon-Kyle-Mohr via https://twitter.com/jakedowsmith/status/1076210819157975045

I'm thinking about Homecoming's use of aspect ratio and how it could possibly translate to web design.

From: https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/B07FNZ35DV