[argyllcms] Re: targen and profile
- From: Lorenzo Ridolfi <lorenzo@xxxxxxxx>
- To: argyllcms@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 22 Feb 2007 14:50:14 -0200
Gerhard,
Thank you for your feedback. What's you "overall" experience with Argyll
for printer profiles ? In which scenario do you use it ?
Best regards,
Lorenzo
Gerhard Fürnkranz wrote:
Graeme,
my experience is that the verification result depends significantly on the distribution of the test set points used to assess the "resulting
profile accuracy". My feeling is that I get in a majority of cases better average errors, whenever the same kind of distribution is used for
both, the training set and the test set. For instance, "-I" training patches seem to give better result than the default, if the test set
is generated with "-I" too (or "-R"), while vice versa default distributed taining patches seem to give better verification
results, if the test set follows the default distribution too (or "-r"). But this makes it very hard to say, which one is really
"better". Which is the "right" test set distribution to verify against?
Regards,
Gerhard
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Graeme, my experience is that the verification result depends significantly on the distribution of the test set points used to assess the "resulting profile accuracy". My feeling is that I get in a majority of cases better average errors, whenever the same kind of distribution is used for both, the training set and the test set. For instance, "-I" training patches seem to give better result than the default, if the test set is generated with "-I" too (or "-R"), while vice versa default distributed taining patches seem to give better verification results, if the test set follows the default distribution too (or "-r"). But this makes it very hard to say, which one is really "better". Which is the "right" test set distribution to verify against? Regards, Gerhard
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