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From: Rune Allnor on 17 Apr 2010 17:07
On 17 apr, 22:01, "hank scorpio" <breakb...(a)hotmail.com> wrote:
> thanks all - kind of confirmed what I thought, but I didn't want to assume ...
....
> Visual data is an odd ball - whatever looks best wins ;)

True. Once you work agains the human mind, be it with either
audio or video, maths is out and empiri in.

As I said, it is up to *you* to understand the properties
of the various methods, and the constraints of whatever
problem *you* work with. Only when *you* understand both,
are *you* in a position where *you* can make informed choises
concerning *your* project.

There is an 'art' part to science. Getting the overview of
the various alternative methods to do the same thing, and their
respective properties, is the first step into that world.
The amateur or novice uses the standard methods. The skilled
engineer uses the method that best suits the task at hand.

Rune
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