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Introducing our database

Presented the Machine Vision database for the first time

Jill, Ragnhild and Linn Heidi introduced the database for the first time at Nordmedia in Malmø.

Jill introducing Machine Vision to the group
Jill introducing the Machine Vision project to the big group that attended our workshop
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Linn Heidi Stokkedal

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Av Linn Heidi StokkedalPublisert: 28.08.2019

This month we attended the Nordmedia conference in Malmø, where we hosted a workshop on our database. We introduced the project and gave an introduction to our tagging system and demonstrated how we can use Gephi to visualize the data. We also presented questions regarding our methods and about our tagging system, and we received a lot of valuable feedback.

Ragnhild explaining the database
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Jill Walker Rettberg
The workshop participants learning Gephi
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Jill Walker Rettberg
Linn Heidi talking about Machine Vision in art
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Jill Walker Rettberg
Linn Heidi with the tagging group
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Jill Walker Rettberg
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Jill Walker Rettbergs bilde

Jill Walker Rettberg

Professor, Nestleder Senter for digitale fortellinger

Institutt for lingvistiske, litterære og estetiske studier

  • +47 55 58 84 31

jill.walker.rettberg@uib.no

Digitale humaniora
Digital kultur
Digital kunst
Elektronisk litteratur
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Transmedia
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Ragnhild Solbergs bilde

Ragnhild Solberg

Førstelektor, dataspill og digital kultur

Institutt for lingvistiske, litterære og estetiske studier

ragnhild.solberg@uib.no

Dataspill
Digitale humaniora
Digital kultur
Feminisme
Kjønn og medier
Kunstig intelligens
Maskinsyn
Medieestetikk
Medievitenskap
Overvåkning
Posthumanisme
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