The Core Idea
Chemical traces on ceramics reveal diets, technologies, and trade routes. AI enhances spectral processing by identifying compound markers and classifying tableware types.
Noise filtering and spectral normalization are key steps in preparing the data for analysis.
Interpreting Markers (Lipids, Proteins, Resins)
Markers are compared with relevant archaeological data to provide context and meaning.
Representative sampling and standardized sample preparation techniques ensure the reliability of the results.
Model Portability Between Laboratories
Infrastructure and data consistency are crucial for successful model deployment.
FTIR/Raman instrumentation, along with established spectral libraries, facilitates seamless transfer of models.
Frequently asked questions
What metadata schemas are used for samples and excavation contexts?
Metadata schemas for ceramic samples and archaeological contexts are utilized to ensure data consistency and traceability.
How is an expert-verified reference dataset collected?
An expert-verified reference dataset is collected through a rigorous process.
How are models benchmarked across different laboratories?
Models are benchmarked across different laboratories.
What tool facilitates knowledge transfer?
An instrument for explainability is used for the transfer of knowledge.
▶ Try it live
Everything above runs in your browser — open Stress-Strain Curve and change the parameters while it is running. Nothing is installed, nothing is uploaded, the whole model lives in one tab.