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- abbym0308
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- added January 18, 2008
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Here's an article explaining the process in, well, plain english. What does it tell us?
"The three researchers behind the ambitious project have claimed their data supports findings that people can effectively recognise objects and scenes even in very poor quality pictures."
I want this on a massive wall sized screen and an entire week to play with it.
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Verbal vegetation!
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Fascinating. Somehow, that picture is our collective memory.
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* w o w *
all we need now is verbs, adjectives, slang and curse-words.
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Thank you for that. Now it is my desktop background!
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- wiggleroomlarvae
- 1 year ago
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Wow! Kind of like a photo-mosaic, but even better!
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and my elemtary teacher told me that i would never see 80million of anything at once.....how wrong she was
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- cheakywillie
- 1 year ago
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"Hundreds of images containing a person are averaged to reveal regularities in the intensity patterns across all the images."
Some of them remind me of the early Impressionists' paintings.
