RGB triple of color name, version 2
RGB = RGB('COLORNAME') returns the red-green-blue triple corresponding to the color named COLORNAME by the CSS3 proposed standard [1], which contains 139 different colors (an rgb triple is a 1x3 vector of numbers between 0 and 1). The color names are the ones accepted by almost all web browsers, for example Brown, DarkRed, SlateGray. RGB CHART creates a figure window showing all the available colors with their names. COLORNAME = RGB(r,g,b) and COLORNAME = RGB([r,g,b]) both find the name of the color with the triple that is closest to [r,b,g] (measured by sum of squares). EXAMPLES c = rgb('DarkRed') gives c = [0.5430 0 0] c = rgb('Green') gives c = [0 0.5 0] plot(x,y,'color',rgb('orange')) plots an orange line through x and y rgb chart shows all the colors cnam = rgb(0.8,0.3,0.3) gives cnam = 'IndianRed'
Renk ve Televizyon - 1
M. Suphi Ünsal, ARTTEK / suphi@arttek.com.trBu ePosta adresi istek dışı postalardan korunmaktadır, görüntülüyebilmek için JavaScript etkinleştirilmelidir Turistik tesisler müşterilerini yeşille mavinin birleştiği yere çağırır. İnsanoğlu doğayı tasvir etmek ve kendini ifade etmek için renkleri kullanmıştır. Aslında “renk” tamamen canlıların algısında var olan, izafi bir kavramdır. 1. İletken bir telin içinden geçmekte olan akım, telin etrafında bir manyetik alan yaratır. Elektromanyetik enerji boşlukta elektromanyetik dalgalar şeklinde yayılır. Şekil 1: Elektromanyetik spektrum ve görünür ışık spektrumu İnsan gözünün algılayabildiği dalga boyları yaklaşık 380 nm ile 780 nm arasındadır. Peki, bu algı nasıl oluşur ona bakalım. 2. Beyaz ışık, renkli ışıkların karışımıdır. 3. Bir objeyi renkli olarak görmemizin sebebi objenin belirli aralıkta dalga boylarını yansıtmasıdır. Şekil 2: Düşük frekanslı kırmızı prosesi (L), orta frekanslı yeşil prosesi (M) ve yüksek frekanslı mavi prosesi (S)3 4.
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The Psychology of Color
The Psychology of Color is a cool infographic from CertaPro Painters of Louisville. This new infographic from CertaPro Painters of Louisville shows how color evokes emotion and triggers your senses. It beautifully explores colors that should and should not be used in interior decorating, as well as why certain colors are used in advertising. Designed by NowSourcing.com, I love the visual appeal of this design. There is much more information on this subject, but this design also kept the information fairly simple and straightforward. The design is missing the URL to find the original landing page, and a copyright statement. Thanks to Jay for sending in the link!
Multivariate Analysis with SPSS
East Carolina University Department of Psychology Multivariate Analysis with SPSS Linked here are Word documents containing lessons designed to teach the intermediate level student how to use SPSS for multivariate statistical analysis. The documents include the data, or links to the data, for the analyses used as examples. If it is simple, univariate analysis you wish to do, check out my page SPSS Lessons: Univariate Analysis. Dr. Canonical Correlation/Regression Cluster Analysis -- hierarchical, agglomerative clustering of cases or variables -- also available in PowerPoint format. Missing Values Multiple Regression Correlated Samples ANOVA/MANOVA Discriminant Function Analysis Multidimensional Contingency Table Analysis Principal Components Analysis, Factor Analysis, Item Analysis Path Analysis Conducting a Path Analysis With SPSS/AMOS Structural Equation Modeling Back to Karl's Base SPSS Page Contact Information for the Webmaster, Dr.
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APA Style Lite for College Research Papers
APA Lite for College Papers is a concise guide to crafting research papers in the style of the American Psychological Association (APA). It is based on the current edition of the APA Publication Manual (corrected printing, 2009) while incorporating guidelines for "Material Other Than Journal Articles" found in the last edition. APA Lite succeeds the APA Crib Sheet developed by Professor Dewey in the 1990s and revised by the Abel Scribe collaboration in the current century. Doc Scribe is not affiliated in any way with the American Psychological Association--this style guide is free! Special Links: Doc's APA Guide Page | APA Style Lite PDF Version | APA Quick Study | Psych Web Resource APA Lite Topics FBI Warning? "Publication?" The previous edition of the APA Manual advised students that "the Publication Manual is not intended to cover scientific writing at an undergraduate level" (APA, 2001, p. 322). Final manuscripts. Organization. APA Lite is a guide to crafting final manuscripts.
50 Beautiful Color Palettes for Your Next Web Project
Choosing the right color scheme is essential to your website’s success. Your layout and other design choices — including font — should be developed in concert with your color scheme, which can ensure readability, cohesiveness, and beauty in the final product. Unfortunately, making that choice or creating a color palette from scratch can be quite the challenge. That’s why for today’s post I’ve put together a collection of 50 beautiful color palettes that are ready to use for your next web project. If you like these, check out another 24 palettes I’ve recently rounded up. Getting the Most Out of This Post Before diving into the color palettes I’ve collected, I want to mention a few tools that can help you get the most out of this post. Editor’s Note: Want to make your own palettes even better? Remember that Photoshop will display certain colors far more vibrantly than they will look on the web when you use hex codes. That’s all. Pick Your Palette Bonus Resources!
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