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Sorry, but what you're suggesting is the equivalent of "every airplane should fly flapping its wings" "if the image contains enough signal that a theoretically
by cscheid 16y ago
Sorry, but what you're suggesting is the equivalent of "every airplane should fly flapping its wings"
"if the image contains enough signal that a theoretically optimally trained eye can detect the contraband, they should be able to use machine learning algorithms to detect suspicious items and make them show up with higher contrast."
The type of processing which you'd run on an image to make it easy on the human eye is entirely different than what you'd do for ML applications.
- jey 16y agoI'm not talking about making it "easy on the human eye". I'm suggesting that they use the output from a classifier to make parts of the image stand out more.