I'm working on this project since 1989. I call it Aleph. Actually, there is a limited number of images that could be used for further analysis and data extraction. First, remove all negatives, remove all white noise-based images to a certain degree of very low patterning, remove all mirror images and all repetition images. This cuts significantly the final number of the images.. The next step si to optimize the way you record data, binary code is taking the most memory.
My project is based on the idea that science can search a database instead of researching real data. Please contact me if you are interested in cooperation. Thanks!
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I'm working on this project since 1989. I call it Aleph. Actually, there is a limited number of images that could be used for further analysis and data extraction. First, remove all negatives, remove all white noise-based images to a certain degree of very low patterning, remove all mirror images and all repetition images. This cuts significantly the final number of the images.. The next step si to optimize the way you record data, binary code is taking the most memory.
My project is based on the idea that science can search a database instead of researching real data. Please contact me if you are interested in cooperation. Thanks!