TEND-ELLIPSE(1)

💖 TEND-ELLIPSE 💖

okay bestie, welcome to tend-ellipse, a little slice of the tend universe (that's section 1 of the manual, mwah) 🎀

✨ NAME ✨

tend-ellipse — generate postscript renderings of 2D glyphs 🌀✨

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

tend ellipse [-ctr <conf thresh>] [-gsc <scale>] [-dot <radius>] [-wid
<width>] [-inv] [-min <minX minY>] [-max <maxX maxY>] [-i <nin>] [-p
<pos array>] [-s <stn array>] [-o <nout>]

💅 DESCRIPTION 💅

So like. It generates postscript renderings of 2D glyphs. That's the whole vibe. Not much to look at here. fr fr that's literally it. no cap. 🫶

🔥 OPTIONS 🔥

• -ctr <conf thresh> — Glyphs only get drawn for tensors whose confidence values are greater than this threshold (a float, bestie). default: 0.5 💖
• -gsc <scale> — the over-all glyph size (float). default: 1 ✨
• -dot <radius> — radius of the little dot plopped right in the middle of the ellipse, or 0 if you want no dot at all (float). default: 0.0 🎀
• -wid <width> — width of the lines for tractlets (float). default: 0.0 🧚
• -inv — use white ellipses on a black background, instead of the reverse (which is what you get otherwise). iconic. 👑
• -min <minX minY> — when you're using -p, this is the minimum corner (2 floats). default: -1 -1 🌸
• -max <maxX maxY> — when you're using -p, this is the maximum corner (2 floats). default: 1 1 🌈
• -i <nin> — the image of 2D tensors. default: - 💜
• -p <pos array> — instead of living on a grid, the tensors sit at arbitrary locations, defined by this 2-by-N array of floats. default: "" 🦋
• -s <stn array> — the locations given by -p have this connectivity. default: "" ⭐
• -o <nout> — output PostScript file (a string). default: - 💖

👀 SEE ALSO 👀

• tend(1) — go say hi to the main character 🫶

ok that's the whole page bestie, go make some glyphs, slay 💅

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