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Ah, the luxury of having so much labeled data. Average machine learners like us will never have access to such low hanging fruit...

• ant6n 11y ago
  There are probably average machine learners working at companies like Google
  • deleted 11y ago
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• jmcdowell 11y ago
  Any idea who would have "126 million images along with their accompanying Exif location data."? That seems an insane amount to me.
  • michael_h 11y ago
    Android phones that backup all the photos to Google Photos? Seems like a good place to start.
  • cfcef 11y ago
    Sounds like 'all public Google+ photo albums'. (I say public because given what Facebook reports about daily photo uploads, a cumulative 126m seems like it would be way too small for G+ if it covered all Google Docs/Photos uploads including private ones.)
  • nl 11y ago
    Google Street View
    • dooptroop 11y ago
      Yup. And we've already been tagging locations with adresses for years through that captcha.
      • nl 11y ago
        That isn't exactly needed for this. The GPS location will give you a street address close enough for the metrics used by this.
• laluser 11y ago
  They mentioned Flickr as a source of images.