As BC Rider wrote 15 Dec 2013, 13:42 -08:00: >... >From my perspective, the point of the preconditioning profile is to define the >space more accurately so the profiling engine does NOT oversample (or >undersample). The goal should be to optimally sample the space so visual >errors are evenly distributed. I believe that is what Argyll does. > >That's why I see merely merging the two patch sets as non-optimum. Since they >are unaware of each other the combined points will not be optimally placed in >the device space. If Targen was aware of the existing data set, it could take >those into account in placing the remaining 1000 data points to best evenly >distribute the errors. I'm asking targen "enlarge the target" function which means to add new patches to existing data optimally. For example, I have 500 patches freshly red patches data. I'm restricted in printing a high number of patches but discovered that 500 current patches isn't enough to build a quality profile. I can print 500 patches more. But if new 500-patches target will be generated without taking the previous target in account, many of they patches will likely be placed in the proximity to previous target patches. The target wouldn't be optimal because of patch doubling (not exact doubling but in small area). So the accounting of previous target needed. The patches from previous target will be "fixed" while new target generation. I hope the current optimization algorithm permits this.