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Penn State said:An online photo-rating system developed at Penn State is the first publicly available tool for automatically determining the aesthetic value of an image, according to a Penn State researcher involved with the project.
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"In its current form, we've seen more than 80 percent consistency between the human and computer ratings," Wang said. "The improvements to the system that are currently under development show promise to get even higher performance.
This photo from acclaimed artist Hiroshi Sugimoto rates a 33.5/100

Meanwhile, this gets a 99/100

It gets even better too! Soon you wont even have to waste the time taking a bad photo, your camera will tell you whether or not it's good!
According to Wang, there also are opportunities to link the rating system directly to cameras so that when a photo is taken, the photographer can instantly see how it might be perceived by the public.
Upload your images and see if they might be a masterpiece! http://acquine.alipr.com/
For reference, this is currently the highest rated image on the site: Link
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