In my previous article I gave an introduction to LIDAR for archaeology. This article aims to take you one step further. It shows an example of processing real world LIDAR point clouds for archaeology, in order to create a digital surface model (DSM). In today’s example we will be looking…

If you read this blog often, then you have probably already seen some or other article about LIDAR being used in archaeology. This article aims to give you a proper introduction to the technology and its applications in archaeology. What is LIDAR LIDAR stands for Light detection and Ranging. It is a method…

I received a Grove Starter kit at an internal work Conference a few months ago. Of course, I did something entirely useless with it, so here is the tutorial on how to make your own useless Marvin. This is Marvin, and he does the following: Complains that he is melting…

The most common approach to deploying machine learning models is to expose an API endpoint. This API endpoint would generally be called via a POST method containing the input data for the model as the body, and responding with the output of the model. …

Traditionally neural networks are trained by adjusting weights based on a measure of error being passed back through the network. This error is calculated by comparing the result of the input fed through the network against the expected value. …

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