“Don’t judge coarse wares by their ugliness…”. The benefits of fabric analysis and the use of Supervised Deep Learning algorithms for the study of Roman pottery (FabricAI)
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Authors
Willems, Sonja
Chaidron, Cyrille
Borgers, Barbara
Discipline
History and Archaeology
Subject
Artificial intelligence; pottery distribution; market economy; pottery fabrics; petrography
Audience
Scientific
Date
2024-03-29Publisher
Bollettino di archeologia online
DIREZIONE GENERALE ARCHEOLOGIA, BELLE ARTI E PAESAGGIO
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The article looks at the benefits of an in-depth identification of pottery fabrics to understand market economy and how the use of AI-applications can help to facilitate this kind of time-consuming research needing extensive experience.
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Willems, Sonja; Chaidron, Cyrille; Borgers, Barbara (2024-03-29). “Don’t judge coarse wares by their ugliness…”. The benefits of fabric analysis and the use of Supervised Deep Learning algorithms for the study of Roman pottery (FabricAI). (Caterina Paola Venditti, Maria Taloni, Eugenio Polito, Thomas Fröhlich, Ed.), BOLLETTINO DI ARCHEOLOGIA ON LINE, Vol. XV, 2024/Supplemento 1, Issue BRINGING ROMAN COARSE WARE TO THE POINT The Challenge of a Common Approach, P.73-96, Bollettino di archeologia online, DOI: 10.60978/BAO_XV_Suppl_01_04.Identifiers
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Article
Peer-Review
Yes
Language
eng