Algorithmic Abstracts
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I would let you peek into my soul just for a moment. But how long that moment would be will always be decided based on which window you chose to look through.
― Akshay Vasu
www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8f5RgwY8CI&ab_channel=Muse
Burn like a slave
Churn like a cog
We are caged in simulations
Algorithms evolve
Push us aside and render us obsolete
hates my photographs.I avenge myself with a bokeh and a high ISO value!
Be careful with any favorite and comment, it might be contagious :-)
Ziva (the weather girl) applied the algorithms to selected input variables for predicting weather parameter.
It snowed again today Dec 28th, 2020 ❅
Cadriano, zona industriale. Dettaglio. Cadriano, industrial area .Detail. Cadriano. Bologna,Italia Dicembre 2020
and how the old art of paper folding is a source of innovation in engineering (from airbags, packaging, solar sails to protein folding)
sun, sea, reflection.
new day, reduction.
only the essentials, please.
i'll fill in the rest.
littletinperson
Les algorithmes sont-ils responsables de la solitude grandissante qui rampe dans nos villes et nos campagnes ?
Tout dépend de ce qu'on entend par "algorithmes", bien sûr.
En tout cas, tandis que l'informatisation agressive des services publics élargit la fracture sociale qui sépare les plus pauvres de ceux qui ne sont pas suspects par défaut de manque de mérite, la solitude, elle, se voit, s'entend, se ressent, se vit... Au milieu des motifs pavés.
An algorithm concludes that this is an Eastern Gray Squirrel. It is from the same group as the earlier one that was all red. This one looks somewhat like a Fox Squirrel but not exactly so.
I have more work to do on IDing these squirrels.
London Long Tunnel outside.
Hier je vous ai réalisé un petit portrait en cabine pour Noel , ça faisait longtemps 😉
Et j'en ai également profité pour faire quelques poses longues. Toujours très aléatoires , celle-ci est pas trop mal je trouve .
Song by Muse.
This is an artwork installation reflecting datasets by Anna Ridler. It's made up of 10,000 Polaroid photographs of tulips taken by the artist throughout the tulip season, with each one hand-labelled.
Each tulip is different. This photo shows 425 of them. A winner of the Beazley Designs of the Year Award 2019, exhibited at the Design Museum, London.
These images became an AI training data set - the information given to an algorithm to learn and recognise. it shows the human aspect behind machine learning, BUT it suggests that AI is benign and harmless, which is far from the case. AI IS EVIL - but that doesn't negate the beauty of this image in my eyes or the original artistic purpose of the installation.
Ziva David, the weather girl are developing new mathematical algorithms for weather forecasting. I hope she can find the snow as soon as possible :-)
algorithmic rejection, nibbling away at my soul, painless pin-prick, shouldn't care, don't really, really don't. three-d to two-d to one-d, then a point, then fade to black, all still there, still there. turn the page, see, still there, still here. still.
littletinperson
More fractal art !
Fractal art is a form of algorithmic art created by calculating fractal objects and representing the calculation results as still images, animations, and media. Fractal art developed from the mid-1980s onwards. It is a genre of computer art and digital art which are part of new media art.
Spring Will Be a Little Late This Year - Ella Fitzgerald Jazz Collection - (High Quality )
www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhxTUMXrywg
Please right click the link and open in a new tab to view and listen. Thank you !
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A bit of a heat wave going on in Southern Europe...temps hitting 45°c that's around 105°f in old money. Phew!
Each day of the year, Flickr utilizes an algorithm to curate five hundred images for its Explore page, showcasing selections that embody various forms of 'interestingness.'
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▶ During 2025, Flickr selected 21 of my images for Explore (versus 17 in 2024):
☞ Great horned owl was my most viewed, at 12,050. (In 2024, my most popular photo received 10,310 views.) It also achieved my best Explore position, at no. 47 out of 500. (My best in 2024 was 78th out of 500.)
☞ Strobilus illuminatus was my most 'faved,' at 266. (My most 'faved' image in 2024 received 282.)
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THE FULL LIST
● ROW 1
☞ The Roots (5 January 2025)
5,967 views; 195 'faves'; 475th/500.
☞ Wetlands, illuminated (21 January 2025)
7,989 views; 225 'faves'; 169th/500.
☞ Dudley grooms (21 February 2025)
9,721 views; 238 'faves'; 76th/500.
☞ Creekside purple (13 March 2025)
9,817 views; 263 'faves'; 85th/500.
☞ Spring comes to Beaver Pond (5 April 2025)
9,146 views; 241 'faves; 84th/500.
☞ Great horned owl (25 April 2025)
12,050 views; 262 'faves'; 47th/500.
☞ Mallard, just chilling (25 April 2024)
6,180 views; 99 'faves'; 158th/500.
☞ Redbud in the field (15 May 2024)
5,464 views; 139 'faves'; 428th/500.
*****
● ROW 2
☞ High alley (28 May 2025)
6,424 views; 123 'faves'; 333rd/500.
☞ Black-Eyed Susans on the PATH (19 July 2025)
5,291 views; 203 'faves'; 477th/500.
☞ River oats on the creek (6 August 2025)
7,224 views; 246 'faves'; 132nd/500.
☞ Jewelweed corolla (23 August 2025)
5,105 views; 173 'faves'; 420th/500.
☞ Wood stork, perched (27 August 2025)
10,540 views; 225 'faves'; 118th/500.
☞ Cross & statue (13 September 2025)
6,238 views; 117 'faves'; 236th/500.
☞ Gulls & waxing moon over surf at dusk (29 September 2025)
5,409 views; 155 'faves'; 341st/500.
☞ Sunrise tree (29 October 2025)
7,990 views; 172 'faves'; 136th/500.
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● ROW 3
☞ Sunrise over Atlanta (from Stone Mountain) (29 October 2025)
4,682 views; 108 'faves'; 440th/500.
☞ No clowning around! (14 November 2025)
5,827 views; 91 'faves'; 157th/500.
☞ Strobilus illuminatus (30 November 2025)
8,998 views; 266 'faves'; 83rd/500.
☞ Sylvan ramble (16 December 2025)
4,258 views; 177 'faves'; 292nd/500.
☞ Admirer of the drum (24 December 2025)
6,402 views; 117 'faves'; 231st/500.
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▶ WHAT IS EXPLORE?
"Explore is a Flickr feature with the intent of showing you 'some of the most awesome photos on Flickr.' Photos are automatically selected by computer according to a secret algorithm called Interestingness. The top 500 photos ranked by Interestingness are shown in Explore.
Flickr has stated that many factors go into calculating Interestingness: a photo's tags, how many groups the photo is in, views, favorites, where click-throughs are coming from, who comments on a photo and when, and more. The velocity of any of those components is a key factor. For example, getting 20 comments in an hour counts much higher than getting 20 comments in a week.
Is Explore a showcase for the top Flickr photographers? No. It's for photo viewers, not the photographers. It exists so that, at any moment, anyone who wants to view interesting photos can go to Explore and have a reasonable chance of seeing something interesting.
Does that imply that photographs not in Explore are uninteresting? Of course not. Many wonderful photos are uploaded to Flickr each day not selected for Explore. But, to serve its purpose, Explore only includes a small sampling of all of the photos on Flickr, showing photos from many different people to create a diverse selection."
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▶ This is one of four of my end-of-year recapitulations for 2025. See also:
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I don't get it these days.....(Explore)
My neighbor's driveway in an HDR BW slide.
Happy Slider Sunday!
An autorack fresh off some work in Dayton's Bluff Yard is now rolling towards Park Jct and having almost completed its trip to Northtown for a crew change.
...the passive resistance of human pixels in the background.
While archiving images I rediscovered the vitality of the lake in August when the wind caressed the surface of the mountains, pushing the sails forward and up until the illusion that windsurfers and kitesurfers were touching the clouds. Open in the development program the first function to appear was "delete people" the curiosity to see how accurate it could be I agreed to click, fortunately the passive resistance of the human pixels in the background, does not make it the dystopia we are living in the reality of these weeks.
Fun with fractals!
I would say I was stuck in New Orleans due to a vehicle failure but the fact is I LOVE being home in New Orleans, so stuck is NOT the right word! Vehicle failure IS correct however. Ken had to fly home for work- me?! Lucky me,
Cyber Fair Event March 5//25
by ACCESS
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Algorithms and Ghosts - SUBMERSE
Pic taken at Cocoon by Hilaire BEAUMONT for the angle view
Merci Hil. pour cette collaboration <3 :D
here a gallery of photos that should have been in explore, but, for algorithmic matters (?), don't.
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una galleria di foto che potevano essere su explore, ma che, per ragioni di algoritmo (?), non lo sono