@scribeth

Digital medieval art history (pick 2+ at any given moment). Digital Humanities Postdoc at Williams College Museum of Art. Writing: https://xitter.cf/t.co/AhfYvpZotD

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I am so appreciative of DaliaRuth Halperin's color-coded diagrams of the Masoretic texts here — a great quick data visualization that makes the patterns and structures so clear. #OTST22
Damascus Keter, from DaliaRuth Halperin's presentation, showing the vining decorations with Hebrew texts traced with color overlay to show the textual content.

ALT Damascus Keter, from DaliaRuth Halperin's presentation, showing the vining decorations with Hebrew texts traced with color overlay to show the textual content.

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Good to hear from @thomasgpadilla, who questions the values that appear in papers about machine learning and AI and advocates for NON-scalability as a need in ethical approaches. #AEOLIAN_Network
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Enjoyed @ChapBookPro's discussion of the mistakes their ML model made in identifying images in chapbooks (provenance stamps, marginalia, a dogeared page — ) and how we can exploit the "thinking" behind them for new projects. #Aeolian_Network
screenshots of false positives from machine learning image identifier: marginalia on left and dogeared page on right

ALT screenshots of false positives from machine learning image identifier: marginalia on left and dogeared page on right

AEOLIAN Network@AeolianNetwork7 Jul 2021
Dr Giles Bergel @ChapBookPro (University of Oxford / @Natlibscot) is discussing the project, Visual AI and Printed Chapbook Illustrations at the National Library of Scotland #AEOLIAN_Network
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And finding more ways for students to use reflectance transformation imaging to explore the materials, creation, and wear of works like this Mughal watercolor from 1770 (WCMA 91.15.38)
Flower study from WCMA, split to reveal RTI view on the left and regular photograph on the right

ALT Flower study from WCMA, split to reveal RTI view on the left and regular photograph on the right

#DayofDH2021 and I'm working on things material in digital forms. Continuing my work on modeling manuscripts using physically-based rendering 1/2 youtu.be/NZMeuH3LxGQ

Creating Light-Sensitive Materials for Digital Manuscript Models (SIMS Lightning Talk)

The video gives an overview of my early work using Maya and the Arn...

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And adds need to make the story point back to the data and how it was used to create the story
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I created this video about using @AdskMaya to model manuscript gilding in the Soissons Gospel Book (BNF MS lat. 8850) for last week's #sberg13 lightning talks. Would love feedback and suggestions as I move forward with this project! #dh #medievaltwitter youtu.be/NZMeuH3LxGQ

Creating Light-Sensitive Materials for Digital Manuscript Models (SIMS Lightning Talk)

The video gives an overview of my early work using Maya and the Arn...

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I'm thinking back to this time last week at the @WilliamsMoA #ExquisiteData symposium and remembering how @vszabo got locked out of the Zoom breakout and sent a cry for help through our team Miro board. This is so 2020.
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A glimpse into this morning's topic modeling, building ideas for new digital projects at the @WilliamsMoA #ExquisiteData Symposium
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Getting ready to talk about my work rendering medieval manuscript gilding in #Maya3d (Friday at noon ET). Come give me ideas about what experiments to do next!
Poster for talk "Shine and Substance in the Medieval Digital Manuscript Model", October 23 12-2 EST, email blair.betik@yale.edu or nicole.boyd@yale.edu to attend

ALT Poster for talk "Shine and Substance in the Medieval Digital Manuscript Model", October 23 12-2 EST, email blair.betik@yale.edu or nicole.boyd@yale.edu to attend

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