sensible-paste-up
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Hypothesis
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We hypothesize that the hard part about doing a good cut-up is not the cutting
so much as the pasting.
Apparatus
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* Python 2.7.6 (probably works with older versions too)
* [Pillow](http://python-pillow.github.io/) (it might work with PIL too)
* Some images, possibly ones that have already been cut up by
[find-cut-up-regions](../find-cut-up-regions), but any images should work
(maybe)
Method
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* Read in all the cut-up images for their metadata.
* Make a blank canvas, that is, totally 100% white pixels (and it is
best maybe if pixels of this colour do not appear in the cut-up images.)
* Start with the largest cut-up image. Put it in the centre of the canvas.
* Work downwards in size of image. Try to put them as close to the centre
of the canvas as possible, but also cover as many 100% white pixels as
possible.
* Continue until you have run out of white pixels or cut-up images.
Observations
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A bit disappointing, but then, this is a bit ambitious. Could use more
than the split-attention few days I've been working on it, to get better
results.
The idea is to use bits that have been cut up with [find-cut-up-regions](../find-cut-up-regions).
The problem (if this is a problem) is that we either don't cover the
canvas, leaving areas full-white and ugly, or we run out of space, and
have wasted snippets.
But it's not terrible:
