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Computational Intelligence in Archaeology

By Juan A. Barcelo

Book information

Publisher
IGI Global
Year
2008
ISBN
1599044897, 9781599044897
LCC
CC80.4 .B37 2009
Open Library ID
OL23159724M
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
4 MB (4336387 bytes)
Pages
437\437
Time added
2011-01-24 12:34:20

Description

The vast quantity of archaeological data coming from excavations is now well beyond the traditional data processing tools. Computational archaeology creates an exhaustive analysis of technical and analytical needs in the archaeological sciences. Computational Intelligence in Archaeology provides analytical theories offered by new and innovative artificial intelligence computing methods in the archaeological domain. This stimulating, must-have title is full of archaeological examples that allow academicians, researchers, and students to understand a complex but very useful data analysis technique to the field of archaeology.

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