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Tools of the trade

By Michael Becker | Published: November 6, 2008

In my never-ending search for online tools that will work between my Mac laptop, my iPod Touch and my Windows desktops at work and home, I have come across dozens of applications and Web sites that I think might work until I lose interest in them and move on. Usually, moving on means “manually” shuffling [...]

Posted in Digitalia | Also tagged applications, EverNote, holy grail, productivity | Comments closed

Computer program developed to detect art forgery

By Michael Becker | Published: August 22, 2008

The Chronicle of Higher Education reports researchers have developed a way to use a computer and image software to analyze a painting and determine whether it is genuine or a forgery. The experiment was performed on 101 high-resolution scans of Van Gough paintings from museums in the Netherlands. The program analyzed the artist’s brush strokes [...]

Posted in Authority Issues | Also tagged algorithm, art, Chronicle of Higher Education, forgery | Comments closed

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