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SUMMARY:Collatz Kaleidoscope
DESCRIPTION:Sadie Bartholomew (National Centre for Atmospheric Science (NC
 AS), UK; University of Reading, England)\n\nThe image is generated wholly 
 from code written in Python (version 3.11.5) using the visualization libra
 ry Matplotlib (version 3.8.3) to programmatically and procedurally define 
 the design. This underlying code has, along with the generated output desi
 gn, been open-sourced under the CC BY 4.0 license and is available to view
  from a public GitHub repository, "high-res-art" under the artist's person
 al space (https://github.com/sadielbartholomew/high-res-art/blob/main/coll
 atz_hi_res.py). High-performance computing was indispensable towards refin
 ing the parameters encoding the precise design, in particular the translat
 ion factors and set of hex-triplet color codes defining the background and
  marker colors, through batch processing of configurations of the paramete
 rs starting from exploratory values, followed by inspection of the generat
 ed outcomes and honing in on parameter sets producing promising outcomes i
 n several iterations until finally this design emerged as a visual favorit
 e. Specifically, the Slurm workload manager was used for such batch comput
 ing on the UK's JASMIN supercomputer.\n\nRegistration Category: Tech Progr
 am Reg Pass, Workshop Reg Pass, Tutorial Reg Pass, Exhibits Reg Pass\n\n
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