Classifying Images: Criteria for Grouping as Revealed in a Sorting Task

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  • Corinne Jorgensen Buffalo, New York

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.7152/acro.v6i1.12662

Abstract

In the last few decades, technologies such as video-recording and computer-based graphics packages have made images and tools for their creation widely accessible. Advances in technology have made digitization and transmission of images over long distances possible using both network and satellite technology, and these factors have produced a growing number of collections of images stored in digital format. However, providing means of access to the visual content of images has not kept pace with the advances in their production, storage, and transmission.

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1995-10-31

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6th ASIS SIG/CR Classification Research Workshop

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