Measuring Art, Counting Pixels? The Collaboration of Art History and Computer Vision Oscillates Between Quantitative and Hermeneutic Methods

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In Marcel Schweiker, Joachim Hass, Anna Novokhatko & Roxana Halbleib (eds.), Measurement and Understanding in Science and Humanities: Interdisciplinary Approaches. Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden. pp. 191-200 (2022)
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The project “Artificial and Artistic Vision. Computer Vision and Art History in Practical-Methodical Cooperation” is interdisciplinary by definition and also in its personnel composition and combines the humanities, engineering, and natural sciences. Together, prototypes and methodological approaches to an automatic vision that assists art history are being developed in the form of basic research.

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