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Well - you want to believe the best method you have, if the best method produces a low confidence approach then that's that really - you can't "believe" the nex
by sgt101 8y ago
Well - you want to believe the best method you have, if the best method produces a low confidence approach then that's that really - you can't "believe" the next best classifier instead - because by definition it's likely to be wrong. Humans re-appraise the scene in light of their surprise or confusion.
We need a cognitive model for vision... This is all leading back to David Marr, who wuda thunk.