Hieroglyphs in a multidimensional space : a case study on the applicability of digital paleography to cursive hieroglyphs
Hieroglyphs in a multidimensional space : a case study on the applicability of digital paleography to cursive hieroglyphs
The paper presents a case study of basic machine learning techniques applied to a selected set of cursive hieroglyphs. A processing pipeline is described including analyses with dimensionality reduction and cluster algorithms. The research topic is part of the author’s PhD thesis, which deals with the paleographic analysis of cursive hieroglyphs during the Middle Kingdom and is associated with the project “Altägyptische Kursivschriften”.
- Johannes Gutenberg-University Germany
- Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz Germany
ddc:004, ddc:930, 930 Alte Geschichte, 490 Other languages, 490, 490 Andere Sprachen, 930, 004 Informatik, 930 History of ancient world, 004 Data processing, ddc:490, 004
ddc:004, ddc:930, 930 Alte Geschichte, 490 Other languages, 490, 490 Andere Sprachen, 930, 004 Informatik, 930 History of ancient world, 004 Data processing, ddc:490, 004
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