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The Northern Territory Government has handed down the 2023 Budget, announcing a nearly $500 million spend in the...

The newly created  computer program  allowed archaeologists to “see” comparative differences in the rock art of the Wilton River region. The  machine learning  program analyzed rock art images taken by archaeologists from 2018 and 2019 in Marrku County. Dr. Wesley of the  Flinders University  team explained, “In total, the computer saw more than 1000 different types of objects and learned to tell the difference between them just by looking at photos of them.” One of the study’...

Aussie researchers using machine learning to analyse rock art Working with Mimal and Marrku traditional owners of the Wilton River area, the researchers from South Australia have been using machine learning to analyse images of rock art and map their evolution. April 1, 2021 -- 04:44 GMT (21:44 PDT) | Topic: Innovation Young Dakal clan landowner Desmond Lindsay visits this site on his country for the first time....

Date Time When rock art meets machine learning Young Dakal clan landowner Desmond Lindsay visits this site on his country for the first time. Most sites are remote and often impossible to even approach closely by vehicle. Photo: Mimal Land Management Aboriginal Corporation (MLMAC). Rock art of human figures created over thousands of years in Arnhem Land has been put through a transformative machine learning study to analyse style changes over the years. The study – just published in Australia...