Honored method pro Morelli:
http://www.oldandsold.com/articles03/article1282.shtml. Actually, this is not what I thought, that no recognition of images (as understood in Applied Mathematics). Incidentally, the article itself was published in 1913. Here is a small excerpt.
"With a strong magnifying glass, he (judge) will hold the final test. He knows that Leonardo was a lefty, in the drawings of Leonardo's pencil or pen strokes are from left to right. The pasty written fragments, or coloring bodies, finely drawn on a test pattern, magnifier can be seen strokes, going from right to left. This was written by some right-handed. "No," said the expert, "it is not by Leonardo da Vinci." [There is a certain] features characteristic of Luini and Bramantino. Then he studied painting as a possible Luini, but then what he finds is characterized Bramantino. He opens the relevant page of the book Morelli, which contain copies of images of hands and ears with authentic paintings and drawings Bramantino. His hands always stretched out, with thin, wrinkled in straightening the fingers, two of which are connected, while others aside. The ears are always extended, moreover, the lobes developed, almost peaked. The picture on the easel shows all these features. "Bramantino This solves the expert."
Next is something about the analysis of the structure of the canvas or board, especially about mounting canvas on stretcher, etc.
I did not see anything revolutionary, especially for 2009. Moreover, it will be very articulate not just in Pascal or C is such a thing as a "elongated ears.
In essence, this method can, in principle, the ensuing program, similar to plants, which offers consistently answer questions like: 1) Leaves
green? (yes, no). Let's say yes. 2) The flowers are red? (yes, no). Suppose not. 3) The flowers are blue? (yes, no). Suppose yes. 4) petals 5? etc. In the end you get the answer "Forget-Me." So it is with plants. But as with the artists? What if the same would not have written Bramantino Madonna, whom he had not seen and attributed it to the possession of elongated ears, and, for example, a portrait of a real person with a thick, short hands and short ears without lobes? Could an expert on the book cited Morelli, then the sentence "This is NOT Bramantino? Question: And what are "handwriting" of the artist? Can anyone answer this question so that the answer would be unambiguously clear round ... non-specialist in the painting? For computer - metal is that the man tells it to do, then (and only then!) And he will do, intuition is alien to him ...