Analisando fotografias escolares na era da Inteligência Artificial
Analisando fotografias escolares na era da Inteligência Artificial:
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Nossos objetivos são explorar a interseção entre fotografias históricas digitalizadas em larga escala; aplicar técnicas estatísticas avançadas para sua análise; integrar desses métodos quantitativos com abordagens qualitativas; incorporar a visão computacional orientada por IA e interpretar humanisticamente o que une esses elementos. Nossa abordagem combinou dois métodos das ciências sociais: análise de conteúdo e análise de correspondência múltipla. Ao integrar essas metodologias, conseguimos analisar grandes conjuntos de fotografias sistematicamente. Na era da inteligência artificial, essa abordagem de métodos mistos também deve incorporar as possibilidades que a IA nos oferece; neste artigo, utilizamos a visão computacional para codificar fotografias existentes e criticamos os resultados gerados pela IA.
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