← Back to context Comment by hypertele-Xii 2 years ago Cyan is literally an even mix of blue and green. 3 comments hypertele-Xii Reply postalrat 2 years ago So if there is only one cyan then then it should be easy to label something as green or blue. alexlll862 2 years ago Where do you put yellow on the purple-red scale? There is only one yellow after all, it should be easy to label something as purple or red hypertele-Xii 2 years ago Since purple-red contains no green, yellow is orthogonal to your scale.
postalrat 2 years ago So if there is only one cyan then then it should be easy to label something as green or blue. alexlll862 2 years ago Where do you put yellow on the purple-red scale? There is only one yellow after all, it should be easy to label something as purple or red hypertele-Xii 2 years ago Since purple-red contains no green, yellow is orthogonal to your scale.
alexlll862 2 years ago Where do you put yellow on the purple-red scale? There is only one yellow after all, it should be easy to label something as purple or red hypertele-Xii 2 years ago Since purple-red contains no green, yellow is orthogonal to your scale.
So if there is only one cyan then then it should be easy to label something as green or blue.
Where do you put yellow on the purple-red scale? There is only one yellow after all, it should be easy to label something as purple or red
Since purple-red contains no green, yellow is orthogonal to your scale.