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Adobe.RGB

Theoretical RGB Cameras - BT.709.RGB, Adobe.RGB, and ACES.RGB

Bundled with colorSpec · exported, loads via data()

Class
colorSpec
colorSpec/matrix
Dimensions
471 × 3
Missing
0
Format
rda · xz
version 3 · 108 KB
File
data/colorSpec.rda
Fingerprint
d19d5ae0
Format documented
Yes
Source
Source not stated
About this object
A flat block of values with dimensionsA block of cells sharing every edge, with nothing above the columns and nothing in it: a name here is hung on the whole block rather than on one column.

A single vector with a dim attribute. All elements share one type. R object catalogue

Values

Computed over every cell in the object, reading it as one vector.

numeric
Cells
1,413
Missing
0
Min.
-0.00306884
1st Qu.
-8.38507e-5
Median
-9.93288e-10
Mean
0.0021404
3rd Qu.
0.00132959
Max.
0.0172152
Std. dev
0.00492592
Distinct
1,413
Skewness
1.856
Kurtosis
2.158
Outliers
318 31 low · 287 high
Margins

The mean of each row, and of each column, summarised. Reading every cell as one vector gives a matrix and its transpose the same answer; these do not.

MarginMin.1st Qu.MedianMean3rd Qu.Max.Std. dev
Rows5.9841e-98.8302e-60.00124220.00214040.0043920.00642970.0022997
Columns0.00195550.00199570.00203580.00214040.00223290.00242990.00025391

The row means vary far more than the column means, so what separates the values runs down the rows.

Dimensions and labels
MarginLabelsCount
Columnsr, g, b3
Declared attributes
Other attributes

Read by name, kind and length, with the value where it is short enough to show. No rule here knows what any of them means.

AttributeHoldsLengthValue
metadatalist1
ptransformlist3
quantitycharacter1energy->electrical
step.wlnumeric11
wavelengthnumeric471360 – 830
Columns

This object is 3 columns wide. A matrix carries no per-column schema, so its width is what the catalogue records and there is nothing to list one column at a time. What it holds is described whole instead, summarised over every cell: see Values and Margins above.

Structure fingerprint

450 other datasets carry the same structure fingerprint. That fingerprint is a digest of the column names and their types, and a matrix carries neither, so on one it comes down to the width and the type held: a match is another object of 3 columns holding the same type rather than one with the same columns. The datasets are not listed, because that is not a list of anything this one is related to.

Version history
VersionReleasedSizeChangeStored asConfidence
1.8-02025-06-10471 × 3Unchangedrda · xz
version 3 · 108 KB
exact
1.7-02025-02-12471 × 3Unchangedrda · xz
version 3 · 108 KB
exact
1.6-02025-01-15471 × 3Unchangedrda · xz
version 3 · 108 KB
exact
1.5-02024-01-28471 × 3Unchangedrda · xz
version 3 · 108 KB
exact
1.4-02022-05-04471 × 3Unchangedrda · xz
version 3 · 108 KB
exact
1.3-02021-12-20471 × 3Unchangedrda · xz
version 3 · 108 KB
exact
1.2-12020-04-01471 × 3Unchangedrda · xz
version 3 · 108 KB
exact
1.1-12019-12-07471 × 3Unchangedrda · xz
version 3 · 108 KB
exact
1.0-12019-06-24471 × 3Unchangedrda · xz
version 3 · 108 KB
exact
0.9-12019-05-31471 × 3Data changed
Dimensions, Class, Type, Missing, Distinct and Value summary unchanged
rda · xz
version 3 · 108 KB
exact
0.8-32019-03-04471 × 3Unchangedrda · xz
version 2 · 107 KB
exact
0.7-52018-11-19471 × 3Unchangedrda · xz
version 2 · 99 KB
exact
0.7-32018-04-02471 × 3Data changed
Value summary
rda · xz
version 2 · 99 KB
exact
0.6-22017-12-04471 × 3Unchangedrda · xz
version 2 · 92 KB
exact
0.6-12017-11-17471 × 3Data changed
Dimensions, Class, Type, Missing, Distinct and Value summary unchanged
rda · xz
version 2 · 92 KB
exact
0.5-32016-05-17471 × 3Unchangedrda · xz
version 2 · 92 KB
exact
0.5-22016-05-15471 × 3–rda · xz
version 2 · 92 KB
exact

Dimensions is the row and column count. Class is the chain of classes R records on the object, most specific first. The facts above give the short name for the same chain. Type is what the values in it are. Missing is how many values were recorded as absent. Distinct is how many different values were counted in the object. Value summary is the six-number summary of the values and their spread.

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