Search as research practices on the web

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El potencial de las redes basadas en la API Google Vision para el estudio de imágenes digitales nativas

“…Computer vision is the computer's capacity to recognize visual features through algorithmic techniques, using these learnings to identify and classify objects and scenes (Szeliski, 2021). The computer vision community creates, trains, and tests machine learning models and neural networks to classify images, but the use of this technology is diverse and accommodates different purposes.…”

“…The process starts with the art of querying (Figure 4), which refers to the researcher's ability to make research questions through search queries (Rogers, 2019;Taibi et al, 2016), accounting for the formulation of specified (e.g., #femalepresentingnipples) or underspecified (e.g., #microcefalia; climate emergency) queries to curate a list of image URLs as a point of departure. The choice of keywords matters as much as the knowledge required when using extraction software or a Python script to collect images from digital platforms.…”