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Area of Science:

  • Computer Science
  • Art History
  • Religious Studies

Background:

  • Christian religious monuments, including cathedrals and chapels, are globally recognized.
  • Machine learning models for identifying famous landmarks often rely on abundant online photographs.
  • Identifying lesser-known religious buildings is challenging due to limited photographic data.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To compile a unique dataset for identifying key elements within Christian sacral buildings.
  • To facilitate the creation of machine learning models for recognizing less-documented religious structures and their components.

Main Methods:

  • Manual compilation of a dataset from several thousand real photographs.
  • Focus on identifying common sacral elements such as altars, frescoes, and pulpits.
  • Dataset creation specifically addresses the scarcity of images for obscure religious sites.

Main Results:

  • A novel dataset containing thousands of manually curated images of Christian sacral building elements.
  • The dataset includes images of essential components like altars, frescoes, and pulpits.
  • Demonstrated the potential usability of the dataset for developing new identification models.

Conclusions:

  • The curated dataset offers a valuable resource for machine learning applications in religious architecture.
  • Enables the identification of both specific objects and the buildings themselves, even for less-documented sites.
  • Addresses a critical data gap for research on Christian religious monuments.