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If they chose to allow a classification option of (c) optical illusion, then the system could easily learn that. In fact, you could probably make a GAN ambiguou
by angry_octet 8y ago
If they chose to allow a classification option of (c) optical illusion, then the system could easily learn that. In fact, you could probably make a GAN ambiguous image generator.
- 2muchcoffeeman 8y agoAn ambiguous image is not always ambiguous. Eg clever animal camouflage. A caterpillar that looks like a snake should not be classified as ambiguous. It should always be caterpillar.
- angry_octet 8y agoAh, but then you open the door to more complex and meaningful classification. For example "insect camouflaged as a stick" or the classic "couch with leopard print pattern".