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We present a high-quality data set of images of Early Medieval beads and propose a clustering pipeline to learn a classification system in a data-driven way.
Abstract—Glass beads were among the most common grave goods in the Early Middle Ages, with an estimated number in the millions. The color, size, shape and ...
Nov 30, 2023 · As an answer to this question, this paper presents an image-set clustering method based on commonality, that is, images preserving strong ...
This work presents a high-quality data set of images of Early Medieval beads and proposes a clustering pipeline to learn a classification system in a ...
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