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In general, do the results look valid? Do any of these algorithms yield results that might be considered confusing or less than perfect?
- Note that results can be downloaded. What might be advantages of this portability?
- Are there things that the researcher would want or need to know about these algorithms when making claims about results?
On your own - network analysis and image analysis
Immersion
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Image analysis
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Ukiyo-e.org is a database and image similarity analysis engine, created by John Resig to aide aid researchers in the study of Japanese woodblock prints. The data is over 213,000 digital copies of prints from 24 institutions, and their cataloging metadata. Metadata is indexed and searchable, as you might expect. (Details are noted in the about page.) But images are also searchable. Resig'sImage search uses the TinEye matching engine to determine edges in an uploaded sample and compares with analyzed edges in database, returning probable matches (edge analysis). Use samples below to experiment.
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