I've tried removing paint by training using a 3x3 pixels kernel from the visible light TIFFs, specifically I take the value of the central pixel (as a 6 channel RGBHSV) and the mean of the other 8 pixels (RGBHSV as well) and train on the resulting 12-dim vector. Here are a few sample images:
I have the whole MS processed this way and I'm more than willing to share it, I'm just not sure how to do this properly. These are basically processed images published by Yale, when I produce an image or two this looks like a clear fair use for research/amusement purposes. However, if I bundle the whole thing together and put it online, will it be sufficient just to say that these are processed images from Beineke and give a link, or should I include some license? The problem is I took the TIFFs from archive.org, they are no longer available from Yale site, so I'm not even sure about their status. Maybe @LisaFaginDavis can clarify this?
I have the whole MS processed this way and I'm more than willing to share it, I'm just not sure how to do this properly. These are basically processed images published by Yale, when I produce an image or two this looks like a clear fair use for research/amusement purposes. However, if I bundle the whole thing together and put it online, will it be sufficient just to say that these are processed images from Beineke and give a link, or should I include some license? The problem is I took the TIFFs from archive.org, they are no longer available from Yale site, so I'm not even sure about their status. Maybe @LisaFaginDavis can clarify this?
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