sky: The 32-color Glasbye palette

In Polychrome: Qualitative Palettes with Many Colors

The 32-color Glasbye palette

Description

A palette composed of 32 distinct colors.

Usage

data("sky-colors")

Format

A character string of length 24.

Details

A character vector containing hexadecimal color representations of 24 distinctive colors that are well separated in the CIE L*u*v* color space.

Source

Spectral karyotyping is a standard cytogenetic technology to map chromosomes using multiple different colored fluorescent probes. The probes for each individual human chromosome use different combinations of one or more probes. The standard software to display the result uses a false-color mapping to a 24-color paletee. Coombes et al. (see references) showed that the common colorm palette includes several colors that are hard to distinguish, then genrated this palette as a suggested replacement. The copde to generate the palette (and to match it as closely as possible with the older standard) can be found inth e appendix to that paper

References

Coombes KR, Brock G, Abrams ZB, Abruzzo LV. Polychrome: Creating and Assessing Qualitative Palettes with Many Colors. Journal of Statistical Software. 2019; 90(1):1–23.

Examples

data("sky-colors")
sky.colors

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