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Yes, over-fitting is definitely something that happens. Here's a paper that demonstrates the problem by testing CIFAR classifiers on a new version of the input
by asparagui 8y ago
Yes, over-fitting is definitely something that happens. Here's a paper that demonstrates the problem by testing CIFAR classifiers on a new version of the input data: https://arxiv.org/abs/1806.00451 https://arxiv.org/abs/1806.00451
The flip side is that by having a common problem to tackle it's much easier to compare and contrast different results to figure out what really works. Many approaches that improve results on CIFAR don't scale to ImageNet, and many of the ImageNet papers don't scale to the even larger datasets that people are using now.
- IshKebab 8y agoAha amazing - I've been wondering for ages how rankings would change with new test data for MNIST (or another common dataset). Thanks for the link!