Fixed a mistake in Atkinson dithering method#1489
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I was tired when I wrote the code on commit fe93db3, so I made a mistake and the test failed, but if the factor is changed to 0.125 it should succeed. Wheter we take all commits or discard the last one is a matter of whether we want a divider or a factor |
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Having it as a factor seems better to me, especially if |
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Great @cameronwhite . It is a factor now, and I'm expressing the constant value in a way that makes the reasoning clearer :) |
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* Changed name of `TotalWeight` and made it a factor, not a divider (cherry picked from commit ef75386)
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* Changed name of `TotalWeight` and made it a factor, not a divider (cherry picked from commit ef75386)
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When I first read the article (https://tannerhelland.com/2012/12/28/dithering-eleven-algorithms-source-code.html) from which I drew the implementation of the dithering effect (#457), I didn't notice that the Atkinson method involves a 'reduced color bleed'. That is, one does not divide by the sum of the elements of the matrix, but by something larger.