Hello can you help me had an idea but I don't know if it could be feasible so I would like you to tell me what you think about it my idea is to make a little robot with the API of an image editing software that could scan all the images present in my database or directly on my WordPress site and replace all the images. I mean take me the existing images and remove the background and instead put me in white background

Hey, loved the vibe🙌! I'm not really sure if it is the best time to ask but, I was wondering if I could help you create a better distribution by working on post-production like better storytelling through Edits, Keywords, think catchy intros and outros, or even some engaging short clips! Would love to chat if you're interested.

Without any doubt, Cultural Japan is the best case study about the National Digital Heritage collection. I'm truly amazed. Excelent work based on a deep understanding of IIIF ecosystem.

Umetnik,filozof,muzičar,divan otac,najbolji i najlepši sin.Obožavani.Srećan i zdrav bio.❤

Thanks for sharing for those who couldn't attend in person, I'm one :) I watched all the videos but I'm afraid that the after lunch session on 7 june is missing since I couldn't find some speeches that I was interested in. Also, KZbin says that in the playlist there are 10 videos but one of them is not available so it's hidden - maybe that's the one of the after lunch session (?) Thanks if you can help!

This sounds great!

@8:30:00 you enter the H and W endpoint. Is there a technical document somewhere that shows the exact syntax? The browser bar isn't visible in the video. When I change 843, to 200, is reduces the pixel quality but I am looking for a way to format the images by height and width. Thank you!

hey nice video

Some segments in the video are stamped not adjacent to each other

The video sound is pretty good, beyond my imagination

Mirador is so annoying.

Thank you!!!

Developing an iOS only app for IIIF looks pretty strange to me. The AR capability displayed in the video is so primitive, that is very likely to even work by using WebXR. The answer given why there is only an iOS version is strange, to say it friendly.

0:00 Introduction to the Cookbook of IIIF Recipes by Dawn Childress, Trip Kirkpatrick, Bryan Haberberger and Maria Whitaker 5:57 Speculative Annotation at the Library of Congress by Courtney McClellan, Adam J. Arling and Jaime Mears 11:54 Virtual Teaching at the Princeton University Art Museum by Madison Goforth 17:49 Stereographs in IIIF by David Newbury 23:39 IIIF and Machine Learning Inference: A Love Story? by Daniel van Strien 29:39 Manchester Digital Collections - Creating a dynamic home page by Ian Gifford and Pete Morris 35:30 Converting 100k+ TIFFs to JPEG2000 in 24 hours: cloud vs. local processing by Ben Bakelaar 41:38 Presenting SIPI, a Versatile IIIF Image API 3 Server by Julien A. Raemy and Lukas Rosenthaler 48:02 Implementing Presentation v3 in a Jiiify by Kevin S. Clarke and Mark Matney 54:00 A Collaborative Effort: Raphael Reassembled by Luca Carini and Giovanni Benigni (Vatican Museums)

Hey thanks for the content! I am an information systems grad and just started getting into Open Educational Ressources. A friend of mine, which is working at the university doing history research just asked me about IIIF. I am hosting his history-blog with wordpress and was wondering if you guys have a simple "Plug-In" solution to make IIIF available for individuals with no "IS" Background. Kind regards, Sam

Thank you very much for uploading this. eScriptorium seems very promising, it is great that Transkribus will have some competition.

Great talk thank you. In addition, I would like to say that most deep learning based image recognition practical algorithms are lead by Google and Tensorflow The ones provided by Facebook and Pytorch are more research oriented. You can find more about Japanese writings recognition here about.google/intl/en_us/stories/tensorflow-ai-japanese-culture/ and the available common use cases here (aka pre-trained models) www.tensorflow.org/resources/models-datasets

This is really neat, and exciting to see.

In the beginning (3:10 - 3:35), what seminal essay is he talking about? I have searched for "Ken Hammer", "Ken Hama Essay", "Ken Hammer Public Domain Essay Libraries Digitisation", etc. and found nothing useful.

This is simply great!