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Algorithm looking at art finds connections art historians had never noticed | Medium
Of course, Saleh and co do not claim that this kind of algorithm can take the place of an art historian. After all, the discovery of a link between paintings in this way is just the starting point for further research about an artist’s life and work.
But it is a fascinating insight into the way that machine learning techniques can throw new light on a subject as grand and well studied as the history of art.
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tags: Algorithm AI-Cognition, c-Arts-Entertainment, machine vision
Hallie Siegel
robotics editor-at-large
Hallie Siegel
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