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distant viewing: a standalone construct

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distantviewing1 CONSTRUCTDistant viewingARNOLD · DIGITAL HUMANITIES

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a method and theory for studying large collections of images with computer vision, treating the coding of visual material as an interpretive act.

In digital humanities, distant viewing refers to a method and theory for studying large collections of images with computer vision, treating the coding of visual material as an interpretive act. This meaning comes from Arnold (2019) in Digital Scholarship in the Humanities.[1]

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  1. Arnold, T., & Tilton, L. (2019). Distant viewing: analyzing large visual corpora. Digital Scholarship in the Humanities, 34(Supplement_1), i3-i16. https://doi.org/10.1093/llc/fqz013

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