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It might actually be more difficult. There have been cases where soap dispensers didn't work on blacks because more infrared was absorbed. Not saying it's not
by mises 7y ago
It might actually be more difficult. There have been cases where soap dispensers didn't work on blacks because more infrared was absorbed. Not saying it's not solvable, but it's possibly harder. I guess you're right that you could make different models and use the correct one based on race. Correct me if I'm wrong, I'm no expert, but could this be solved by adding an extra layer to a neutral network?
- kaitai 7y agoFor facial recognition I believe it's possible to use pre-trained networks and add extra layers for specific (visual) demographics. You're correct that for the engineering of soap dispensers an actually different method might be preferable. That however boosts a previous point; if the engineers behind the soap dispenser had a number of black members, would they have designed something that didn't work for them, or discarded it in the design stage?