Artifact

Artifact (Latin ars, artis, craft ' and factum, which made ​​') stands for:

Objects produced by human

• Artifact (archeology), a generated or modified by human action object

A phenomenon often disturbing note, for example:

• Artifact (computer graphics ), an error in computer generated images, which arose due to deviations or previous errors
• Artifact ( diagnostics), an apparent causal relationship in medicine, biology and psychology
• Artifact ( forensics ), in the time between the crime and the evidence at the crime scene (usually accidentally) tracks left
• Artifact ( Photography ), image details are the unintended difference from the image source
• Artifact ( Market and Media Research), due to survey errors are not actionable data in the primary analysis
• Artefact ( microscopy), variation of the structure of a sample by the preparation for microscopy, especially at the scanning electron
• Artifact ( Social Research), founded only in the empirical survey method apparent phenomena in social research
• Artifact ( art), a conditional by the method spurious result or the effect of a system weakness to a desired signal in measurement, signal or similar technology

Other:

• Artifact ( album ), the third album of the German metalcore band Aclys
• Artifact (fantasy ), a common magic item in the fantasy, a anglicism
• Artifact (software development ), a product that is produced as an intermediate or final result in the software development
• Artifact (UML), a model element for a result of a work process in the Unified Modeling Language

See also:

• Disambiguation