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 A palette is generated by first dividing the colors in the image into N groups, sorted by intensity. For each group, the median value is used. When the number of colors in a group is even, the average of the two center colors are used as the median, but the two center colors are saved for later and added to the generated palette if there are duplicate colors, adding the most used colors first. The generated palette may be shorter than N if there are not enough colors in the given image. As far as I know, no other software uses this algorithm. It works fine, and is relatively fast, but there even better algorithms out there if you are looking for the optimal palette and want to adjust for which colors the human eye are most sensitive for.
 
-As far as I am aware, this is a unique algorithm that has not been thought of or implemented before (create an issue if not), so I'll hereby name it "Rodseth's Median Intensity Algorithm".
+As far as I am aware, this is a unique algorithm that has not been thought of or implemented before (create an issue if not), so I'll hereby name it "Rodseth's Median Intensity Algorithm" or RMIA for short.
 
 ### Render existing palettes to images