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The script appears to work (it generates an output file with the expected color differences) but I get a divide by zero warning and, with the --invert flag, an "invalid value encountered in power" warning.
Good work on this, BTW! I think perceptual color space is fascinating.
It looks like the 'invalid value encountered in power' warnings are due to colour-science not checking or and handling negative values in one place. I'm working on a pull request for it: colour-science/colour#326. The divide by zero warnings are due to colour-science not testing for divide by zero, and I am still working on it.
Pull request colour-science/colour#327, fixing the divide by zero issue, submitted upstream. I also created a special branch in my colour-science fork for iterm_schemer, and if you reinstall it with this URL git+https://github.com/crowsonkb/colour@iterm_schemer it has these two pull requests merged already.
The script appears to work (it generates an output file with the expected color differences) but I get a divide by zero warning and, with the --invert flag, an "invalid value encountered in power" warning.
Good work on this, BTW! I think perceptual color space is fascinating.
colorprofiles.zip
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