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Would that mean 5% could be false positives? That would be a lot.
by lawlessone 8y ago
Would that mean 5% could be false positives? That would be a lot.
- Kalium 8y agoFrom the AWS docs: > A confidence score is a number between 0 and 100 that indicates the probability that a given prediction is correct. In the tropical beach example, if the object and scene detection process returns a confidence score of 99 for the label ‘Water’ and 35 for the label ‘Palm Tree’, then it is more likely that the image contains water but not a palm tree. > Applications that are very sensitive to detection errors (false positives) should discard results associated with confidence scores below a certain threshold. The optimum threshold depends on the application. In many cases, you will get the best user experience by setting minimum confidence values higher than the default value. Which I am interpreting as similar to your question, but perhaps should not be understood as a statistical probability.