Hi!
As far as I remember, Lisa Fagin Davis said that this would be great if some information about the missing pages was retrieved this way, but personally I'm not sure there is enough data there. Which offset on 26r are you referring to? If it's offset from the paint, then one may not even need MSIs, offsets from the paint are quite visible on many pages and probably some ML algorithms can identify them using the visible light scans. Have any offsets from the text or line drawings been detected in the MSIs? If the book was bound long after it had been written, which seems likely, there might be no offsets from the ink at all.
As far as I remember, Lisa Fagin Davis said that this would be great if some information about the missing pages was retrieved this way, but personally I'm not sure there is enough data there. Which offset on 26r are you referring to? If it's offset from the paint, then one may not even need MSIs, offsets from the paint are quite visible on many pages and probably some ML algorithms can identify them using the visible light scans. Have any offsets from the text or line drawings been detected in the MSIs? If the book was bound long after it had been written, which seems likely, there might be no offsets from the ink at all.