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you may not know what face it is, but you do know that it is a face right? it's like saying you know someone is in front of you if he were standing in up, in yo
by princeb 7y ago
you may not know what face it is, but you do know that it is a face right? it's like saying you know someone is in front of you if he were standing in up, in your clear view, but the moment he's lying on a couch in centre of your vision you can't tell with certainty if the thing on the couch is a human being?
- TeMPOraL 7y agoI could tell, but I'm under impression that my 4 months old kid still has problems with that, or at least had when she was 2 months old. I think this is closer to the performance we should expect of current neural models - a few months old child, not an adult. NNs may be good at doing stuff similar to what some of our sight apparatus does, but they're missing additional layers of "higher-level" processing humans employ. That, and a whole lot of training data.