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Expand Up @@ -15,9 +15,10 @@ array namespace (numpy or torch), so it serves CLI signal generators
and GPU-resident render graphs alike. Chart authoring and TIFF export
install as extras.

Extracted from
Used by
[bmd-signal-gen](https://github.com/OpenDisplayEval/bmd-signal-gen),
which consumes it back over SDI. Sibling consumers and context:
which sends the rendered patterns to a display over SDI or HDMI.
Related:
[color-wrangler](https://github.com/Fuse-Technical-Group/color-wrangler)
(LED-surface characterization umbrella) and its component repos.

Expand Down Expand Up @@ -81,7 +82,7 @@ write_chart_tiff("my_chart.tiff", image, layout)
`render_counter_panel`, `decode_counter`). The root is the canonical
import surface; no dependency beyond numpy — torch renders through
the `xp` parameter without ever being required.
- `display_patterns.image_generators` — extraction-era class surface
- `display_patterns.image_generators` — legacy class surface
(`PatternGenerator`), kept for existing consumers; delegates to the
catalog.
- `display_patterns.charts` — chart types, colorimetric conversion, and
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