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Painting by Numbers: Computational Methods and the History of Art
2020
This thesis started its life as an EPFL fellowship in Computer Science, and ended -four and a half years later -in the newly-created School of Digital Humanities. This fluidity, and my own move away from my 'home' subject of machine learning, has made me entirely reliant on the advice, support, and (most of all) teaching of my colleagues and supervisors. This is probably the nature of cross-disciplinary, collaborative research: it rests entirely on having the right kind of collaborators. The
doi:10.5075/epfl-thesis-7318
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