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45 awesome Photoshop website template/layout tutorials | [Re]Encoded.com - 0 views
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A midomi azoknak való, akik a fülbemászó dallamokat megjegyzik, de a dal előadója és címe, sőt még a szövege sem ragad meg. Ezután persze nehéz, sőt hagyományos keresővel egész egyszerűen lehetetlen megtalálni az adott zeneszámot - nem így a midomin keresve. Itt elég felénekeljük, vagy csupán feldúdoljuk, elhümmögjük, netán elfütyüljük a dalrészletet, amire emlékszünk
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Egyszer volt, holt nem volt a robotok világa... mígnem egy nap, valaki véletlenül kihúzta a fődrótot a generátorból, és megszűnt a robotok áramellátása...
10.000 év múlva egy villámcsapát hatására egy robot felébredt és elhatározta, hogy visszakapcsolva az áramot...
There was once a world of living robots. But one day a bad accident occured in the main power generator. The world fell into a deep sleep. Bring life back to the world!...
Te vagy az univerzum kozepe? - 0 views
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ACQUINE: Aesthetic Quality Inference Engine - Intelligent, Unbiased and Instant Assessment ... - 0 views
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Megmondja neked egy keprol, mennyire ertekelnek az emberek
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Research on inferring and rating photo aesthetics automatically using visual features. Computer program provides unbiased assessment of photos.
Professional art critics endlessly debate the merits of various photographs -- heck, that's the entire premise of a photography contest! -- but what if a computer could reliably do the same thing? Researchers at Penn State put together a photo ranking algorithm that you can now test for yourself on the web. It's called Acquine, and it's based on data from large numbers of human ratings that determined what people find aesthetically pleasing in a photo.
For best results, give Acquine a high-resolution color photo, at least 600x600 pixels. It will give the photo an unbiased rating between 0 and 100. There's a library of the photos people have already uploaded, and you check them out in rank order to see if the algorithm gives the same results you would have. It's definitely an interesting exercise, and a thought-provoking comment on the challenges of replicating human aesthetic judgments through software.

