Martin Wattenberg at IBM Research took our color names data and made a cool new cloud view:
Instead of plotting each individual color name like in the original, he grouped together identical names, took an average position, and sized the word by frequency. That’s why the more common names like “red” and “green” are large. This really helps readability (and, I’ll admit, the black background works a bit better :))
Thanks to Martin for sending this on!
Linda
03/25/08
I love it! It’s beautiful. I want it for my screensaver–would there be a way to make the colours ripple as one runs the mouse over them?
Jeff
03/27/08
Hi guys. Great work and thanks for sharing your data. I’ve constructed an interactive 3D viewer that you can check out at:
http://www.neoformix.com/2008/ColorNamesExplorer.html
brendano
04/03/08
Flying through colors! That sure is neat :)
skyrose
04/23/08
I like this one best
Rosinah
05/15/08
Brilliant art of colors! I enjoy looking at it so much.
ilaçlama Hizmetleri
11/02/08
very Good!! thanks
ilaçlama
07/12/09
naturel tag cloud :)
Sven Van Poucke
06/10/10
We are looking for a technology to create an easy view of color differences between 2 images of the same object with only a time difference (wound image day 1 compared to wound image day 14). Any experience with your representation on colour difference? Thanks
haşere ilaçlama
08/10/10
very Good!! thanks
hotfile indir
08/14/10
Brilliant art of colors! I enjoy looking at it so much.
uydu frekansları
08/16/10
Brilliant art of colors! I enjoy looking at it so much.
abiye
08/19/10
naturel tag cloud :)