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<p>[QUOTE="kanga, post: 645002, member: 9270"]I suspect someone <u>might</u> be able to get a computer to do the grunt work.</p><p> </p><p>It could be as simple as having the computer note all the "irregularities" on a coin (marks, rubs, dents, dings, flat high points, scratches, etc.)</p><p>The computer would <u>not</u> make grading evaluation; it would just bring all this to the attention of the human grader(s).</p><p> </p><p>Or it could be as complex and sophisticated enough to do technical grading.</p><p>The human grader(s) would then decide how well the computer did AND add in the the more subjective aspects of grading.</p><p> </p><p>I can see the computer system starting out with the simple task above and grow over time into the more complex.</p><p>The technology exists.</p><p>Step 1 would be to get all the experts together to list all the general elements to be evaluated, then split them between the technical and the subjective.</p><p>Step 2 would be to create teams dedicated to specific issues (IHCs, Lincolns, SL Dimes, etc.) and refine the general elements into something "unique" to the specific issue.</p><p>Step 3 ... well, let's see if they can get 1 and 2 done. That should take several years.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="kanga, post: 645002, member: 9270"]I suspect someone [U]might[/U] be able to get a computer to do the grunt work. It could be as simple as having the computer note all the "irregularities" on a coin (marks, rubs, dents, dings, flat high points, scratches, etc.) The computer would [U]not[/U] make grading evaluation; it would just bring all this to the attention of the human grader(s). Or it could be as complex and sophisticated enough to do technical grading. The human grader(s) would then decide how well the computer did AND add in the the more subjective aspects of grading. I can see the computer system starting out with the simple task above and grow over time into the more complex. The technology exists. Step 1 would be to get all the experts together to list all the general elements to be evaluated, then split them between the technical and the subjective. Step 2 would be to create teams dedicated to specific issues (IHCs, Lincolns, SL Dimes, etc.) and refine the general elements into something "unique" to the specific issue. Step 3 ... well, let's see if they can get 1 and 2 done. That should take several years.[/QUOTE]
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