When editing digital images, algorithms struggle to differentiate one object from another, even when it seems obvious to the human eye. Some Israeli researchers have developed a workaround software that prompts the human user to do the identifying work, and then allows the computer to do what it's good at: turning the object into data that can be manipulated.
Israeli Researchers Debut Software That Extracts 3-D Objects From Photos
Singularity Hub - 10 Sep 2013 20:58
When editing digital images, algorithms struggle to differentiate one object from another, even when it seems obvious to the human eye. Some Israeli researchers have developed a workaround software that prompts the human user to do the identifying work, and then allows the computer to do what it's good at: turning the object into data that can be manipulated.
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