Been working on finding ways to encode video archive content more holistically for better (and potentially more interesting) access to the public. Happy to have some progress published - https://t.co/IY0BuIZeUp
@skirano@tunguz You fine tuned on stuff=pixar stuff, I’m not seeing why it’d be a surprise for the model to give you Pixar stuff for whatever your stuff in the prompt. If you trained one from scratch in that manner it’ll also do the same I assume.
Excited to announce the 9th Eye International Conference, with topic ‘Presenting Audiovisual Collections: Experiments and Explorations. 26-29 May 2024. More info and CFP here >> https://t.co/I4A7HKf5Ek
#digitalhumanities#film#archive#culturalheritage
I'm thrilled to announce our September workshop on computational audiovisual processing and quantitative audiovisual analysis aiming to unlock audiovisual content as research materials at EPFL.
INFO&APPLICATION LINK:
https://t.co/Ta5rkPkAkC
Recently started on a project aiming to build flexible and efficient data system to capture and manage heterogeneous data from all sources for cultural and heritage archives - have you thought of solidifying the “datafied theatre” in to some kind of an archive and how?
PART III closes the book with a reflection on the importance of developing open and sustainable data infrastructures. I talk about #OpenAccess, and about the importance of learning to code to ensure that computational theater research is sustainable.
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I'll be presenting (no. 209) our pilot workflow on using instant segmentation to study of the shape of vases on the 27th @DH2022_Tokyo next week.
If you are interested in adopting computational methods in artifact studies - tune in and let’s catch up ;) #dh2022#digitalhumanities
We were very happy to meet face to face in Athens for #DARIAH2022, listen to the inspiring keynotes by @andrewperkis and @louisewelsh00, papers and panels on the topic of Storytelling!
Here's a recap post with links to slides,videos and pictures! https://t.co/XqLQN69oIP
Interacting in today's increasingly connected work environment is easier than ever, but achieving productive, value-creating collaboration is not.
These techniques boost the effectiveness and efficiency of interactions so teams can get things done ✅
https://t.co/lDbGHTFixO
So The British Journal of Photography sold out its twitter account with 250000 followers into a NFT marketing account called 'art3'.
They started a new account for photography. Which has 836 followers.
And in doing so destroyed their reputation and reach.