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For me it failed hard... chrome (the browser I use) kept freezing with 100% CPU use :/ The single time it worked without freezing it nailed correctly what I dr

by speeder 10y ago

For me it failed hard... chrome (the browser I use) kept freezing with 100% CPU use :/ The single time it worked without freezing it nailed correctly what I drew though :) EDIT: tried again performance still bad... but I saw one interesting, it requested me to draw a Knee, and... failed to recognize it. Except after it ended and I went to see other people drawings, mine was identical, but flipped! I guess because I am left-handed or something like that... Still, it is funny that it failed hard to recognize a flipped drawing. As for the explanation: everyone drew a leg, seen from the side, slightly bent (me included). But I drew like this ">" while everyone else drew like this "<" EDIT 2: someone asked me why it is not in portuguese :( also I saw the reply below, I am on a Chrome on OSX right now.

lucb1e 10y ago
Worked fine for me in Firefox on Linux.
spuz 10y ago
I noticed the same thing with regards to orientation. I drew a hammer in a way no human could possible not guess what it was supposed to be but the AI didn't see it. The examples of other people's drawings had hammers all aligned vertically, whereas mine was aligned horizontally. I guess orientation matters to the AI.
- Declanomous 10y ago
  I drew bread as a loaf from an isometric perspective. It didn't get it. All but one of the other pictures were of a single slice of bread. There was another picture of a loaf of bread, but it was mirrored in relation to mine. Seems like some bit of knowledge should be devoted to whether orientation is important, but the computer doesn't understand that. It seems like this is because most people draw pictures one way initially. It might be helpful to have each person draw a second picture of the same thing.