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Makes a lot of sense, actually its really difficult to get a large enough dataset for moderation tasks to make a decent inhouse model for a fair enough comparis
by mohi13 8y ago
Makes a lot of sense, actually its really difficult to get a large enough dataset for moderation tasks to make a decent inhouse model for a fair enough comparison.
Sure, we can try scraping that from pornhub etc but fee then the negative classes would be very domain specific, using stock images may not provide a good measure.
Also, its really weird to assign such a task to any of your employees, feels kinda strange :)
- speeq 8y agoYahoo's model could be fine-tuned: http://caffe.berkeleyvision.org/gathered/examples/finetune_flickr_style.html http://caffe.berkeleyvision.org/gathered/examples/finetune_f... Yeah, it's definitely not a nice task but what's stopping someone (well, besides potential legal issues) from using these commercial APIs to create datasets programatically and training a cloned model from that? I'm curious what the profit margins are on these APIs because I think they are way overpriced.