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If the algoritm fails with a rotated image, then I would claim its a bad algorithm that is over-fit and not at all generalising what it has learnt. What about s
by sandos 7y ago
If the algoritm fails with a rotated image, then I would claim its a bad algorithm that is over-fit and not at all generalising what it has learnt. What about slight rotation? Where does it start failing, and would a human?
Also, making an algorithm for detecting rotated images should be easy if it affect the results so much.
- DougBTX 7y agoYea, there’s some truth to that, but then we wouldn’t get these gems: Is it a duck or is it a rabbit? https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/aydqig/is_it_a_duck_or_a_rabbit_for_google_cloud_vision/ https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/aydqig/is_...