Human Generated Data

Title

We're Concerned, Are You?

Date

1993

People

Artist: Marguerite Van Cook, American

Classification

Prints

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Margaret Fisher Fund, M22514

Human Generated Data

Title

We're Concerned, Are You?

People

Artist: Marguerite Van Cook, American

Date

1993

Classification

Prints

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Margaret Fisher Fund, M22514

Machine Generated Data

Tags

Amazon
created on 2019-11-01

Advertisement 100
Poster 100
Flyer 95.9
Paper 95.9
Brochure 95.9
Text 90.9
Person 76.1
Human 76.1

Clarifai
created on 2019-11-01

illustration 99.6
dirty 97.8
man 96.8
revolution 96.7
bill 96.7
people 95.5
art 94.6
retro 93.9
war 93.1
adult 92.3
print 91.9
woman 90.9
old 90.9
vintage 90.8
force 90.1
military 89
revolutionary 88.9
battle 87.7
propaganda 87.7
collection 87.2

Imagga
created on 2019-11-01

comic book 100
print media 43.4
book jacket 37.5
vintage 35.6
retro 29.5
jacket 29.2
grunge 28.9
old 23.7
art 23.4
design 23.1
wrapping 22.2
stamp 21.9
postmark 19.7
mail 19.1
paper 18.8
drawing 18.5
postage 17.7
graphic 16.8
postal 16.7
letter 16.5
black 16.2
antique 15.6
covering 15.5
envelope 14.7
floral 14.5
silhouette 14.1
pattern 13
decoration 12.9
philately 12.8
card 12.8
paint 12.7
texture 12.5
post 12.4
wallpaper 12.3
symbol 12.1
printed 11.8
aged 11.8
dirty 11.8
decorative 11.7
frame 11.7
artistic 11.3
ancient 11.2
circa 10.9
painting 10.8
global 10
element 9.9
shows 9.8
decor 9.7
style 9.6
flower 9.2
modern 9.1
backdrop 9.1
border 9
plant 9
creative 8.8
cutting 8.7
ink 8.7
communications 8.6
painted 8.6
culture 8.5
unique 8.5
menu 8.5
shape 8.2
collection 8.1
history 8.1
detail 8
icon 7.9
textured 7.9
color 7.8
travel 7.7
slick 7.7
money 7.7
artwork 7.3
message 7.3
business 7.3
currency 7.2

Google
created on 2019-11-01

Microsoft
created on 2019-11-01

text 100
cartoon 99.2
poster 98.4
drawing 91.8
illustration 78.1
book 78.1
sketch 75.2
comic 58.5

Color Analysis

Face analysis

Amazon

Microsoft

AWS Rekognition

Age 22-34
Gender Male, 97.5%
Calm 13%
Happy 0%
Sad 75.6%
Disgusted 0.3%
Confused 0.6%
Angry 8.3%
Surprised 0.2%
Fear 2.1%

AWS Rekognition

Age 33-49
Gender Female, 51.6%
Angry 0.1%
Disgusted 0%
Fear 96.8%
Calm 0%
Happy 0%
Sad 2.9%
Surprised 0.1%
Confused 0%

AWS Rekognition

Age 38-56
Gender Female, 50.2%
Disgusted 49.5%
Angry 49.6%
Calm 49.6%
Surprised 49.5%
Happy 49.6%
Confused 49.5%
Fear 49.6%
Sad 50.2%

Microsoft Cognitive Services

Age 26
Gender Male

Feature analysis

Amazon

Poster 100%
Person 76.1%

Categories

Text analysis

Amazon

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CONCERNED.
CONCERNED. ARE
YOU
ARE
the
people
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sleeping
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my
making
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rent.
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Google

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Det
T
WALK
AMERICA
EXPRESS
WERE
CONCERNED.
ARE
YOU
I
can't
see
peop
Prison
conditions
are
better
than
city
shelters.
My
last
job,
if
sleeping
on
the
streets;
it
just
doesn't
make
sense.
Even
convicted
criminals
have
worked
40
hours,
paid
my
rent,
daycare,
and
subway
fares,
came
out
10
bucks
short,
that's
before
we
ate
or
gas
electric;
so
ask
you,
how
does
any
sense?
was
making
more
minimum
wage
wereve
add
up.
sharing
kitchen
bathroom
iet
with
another
family.
keep
trying
but
r
There
used
to
be
for-rent
signs
everywhere,
now
there
empty
apartments
people
sleep
street
in
front
of
them.
Children
welfare
agency
offices
because
find
accomodation
for
families;
they
don't
seem
a
problem
paying
couple
grand
month
hoteis.
Can't
get
some
these
rented
out?
It's
taxpayer's
money
pays
hotels
agencies;
pay
police
actions
evict
park
ibuildings.
After
all,
what
most
homeless
want
is
hand,
not
handout
Demand
uses
common
sonse
ends
shame
Americans
streets
qULLET