ARTDET: Machine learning software for automated detection of art deterioration in easel paintings
Metadatos
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García Moreno, Francisco Manuel; Cortés Alcaráz, Jesús; Del Castillo de la Fuente, José Manuel; Rodríguez Simón, Luis Rodrigo; Hurtado Torres, María VisitaciónEditorial
Elsevier
Materia
Art conservation Machine learning Deterioration detection Cultural heritage
Fecha
2024-12Referencia bibliográfica
F.M. Garcia-Moreno et al. SoftwareX 28 (2024) 101917. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.softx.2024.101917
Patrocinador
MICIU/AEI/ 10.13039/501100011033 PID2023-149185OB-I00; ERDF/EU; Research Group Modelling & Development of Advanced Software Systems (TIC-230)Resumen
The increasing interest in digital preservation of cultural heritage has led to ARTDET, a machine learning
software for automated detection of deterioration in easel paintings. This web application uses a pre-trained
Mask R-CNN model to detect Lacune (areas of missing paint, resulting in visible support panel) from the loss
of the Painting Layer (LPL) and stucco repairs. ARTDET leverages high-resolution images annotated by expert
restorers. The software achieved 80.4 % recall for LPL and stucco, with a 99 % confidence score in detected
damages. Available as open access resource, ARTDET aids conservators and researchers in preserving invaluable
artworks.





