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What was the reason for using a density scanner then throwing GPUs at it, rather than just using a scanner that worked, such as 13C MRI ?
by catnibbler 3y ago
What was the reason for using a density scanner then throwing GPUs at it, rather than just using a scanner that worked, such as 13C MRI ?
- angiosperm 3y agoMRI ought to produce better results. But do we have high-enough-resolution MRI scanners?
- londons_explore 3y agoI was under the impression that you can always get more resolution out of MRI by scanning for longer and giving the machine more compute and RAM.
- tgflynn 3y agoHas MRI actually been proven to work with similar carbonized scrolls ?
- angiosperm 3y agoMRI has proven useful when the ink was made with iron compounds ("oak-gall ink"). But that was used mostly starting a few centuries later. These scrolls use carbon-based ink with composition much like the paper. But there might still be usable differences.