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Python How to implement the output of color data from an image to a table?

maroonlok

maroonlok

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Good afternoon, there is a picture with a coordinate plane on which the cells are painted in different colors. Can anyone suggest how you can select an area of one cell and output the average color value from this cell separately in the table. At the same time, setting this color, when it enters the table, not the RGB value, but let's say one.

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Interesting, but it's rather unclear (at least to me) what exactly you want to do.
"Select an area of one cell" - do you mean you want to click on one of the square cells within the red boundary ?
Then get the average color of that cell ? I assume the average color is the RGB where the R value is the average of the R values of all pixels and son on ?
Can you get a specific pixel from this image ? I don't know how it was generated and am not too familiar with Python graphics.
And then you want to "output the average color value from this cell separately in the table" - what does that mean ? What table ? Why separately ?
"At the same time, setting this color, when it enters the table, not the RGB value, but let's say one." - I have no clue what you are saying here, sorry.
 
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