Undesirable and unintentional defects in a digital image. Artifacts are often a result of image processing.

Sometimes spelled "artefacts" - Picture degradations that occur as a result of image-processing tasks, such as compressing an image which can result in an increase in digital "noise&quo [..]

Refers to video blemishes, noise or any physical interruption of the video image.

Artifacts are all objects that cannot be formed spontaneously in Nature. For a long time it has been assumed that artifacts are necessarily cultural prod- ucts, i.e., that only man can produce them. I [..]

Physical objects created by humans, often specifically the “portable” objects like tools, pottery, and jewelry (as opposed to the non-portable ones like buildings and roads).

Undesirable and unintentional defects in a digital image. Artifacts are often a result of image processing.

Artificial, spurious defects in an image that were not part of the original image or data.

Refers to video blemishes, noise or any physical interruption of the video image.

Any visible result of a procedure which is caused by the procedure itself and not by the entity being analyzed. Common examples include histological structures introduced by Tissue processing, radiogr [..]

Any visible result of a procedure which is caused by the procedure itself and not by the entity being analyzed. Common examples include histological structures introduced by tissue processing, radiogr [..]

Humanly modified objects.

Natural or artificial articles, objects, tools, or other items manufactured, modified, or used by humans that are of archaeological interest.

objects made by humans, such as stone tools; studied by geoarcheologists.

 Descriptive representations, usually used for engineering design and in that case, Primitive Models in the context of the Zachman Framework.  However, they could be descriptive formalisms for any obj [..]

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