3 posts tagged “ct”
My readability metric found pockets in a sealed scroll. They were shredded.
I tried to turn the best-scoring pockets from my PHerc1203 readability atlas into a readable surface. They were torn. An opposite coherence-first search found a different failure mode: the seven successfully inspected candidates were densely packed. Together, the searches motivate a joint coherence-and-separability test.
I mapped local readability cues inside a sealed Herculaneum scroll
A CPU-only survey of PHerc1203 found that most sampled sites fail a local geometry gate, while a few rare pockets initially looked comparable to known-readable PHerc1667. Follow-up raw-CT inspection showed that the top pockets were torn fragments, clarifying what the metric can and cannot detect.
Why a 2.4 µm Herculaneum scan still reads as noise — and what actually blocks it
I ran the public ink model on a 2.4 µm scan of sealed PHerc1203 and got speckle instead of letters. Chasing why turned up a mistake in my own measurement, corrected it against the community's winding atlas, and left me with something more useful than a failed read: a CPU-only gate that flags rendered windows unlikely to isolate one papyrus sheet — before you spend the GPU.