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Has anyone observed that the problem of object classification is really just a component of the prediction problem? That the old lady doing donuts in the wheelc
by nmaley 7y ago
Has anyone observed that the problem of object classification is really just a component of the prediction problem? That the old lady doing donuts in the wheelchair is identifiable as such because her appearance changes in certain (predictable) ways from moment to moment? In other words prediction error minimisation is the basis of the classification, not something made possible by object classification.
- highfrequency 7y agoNo, prediction is not the basis of classification. You can build a classifier that looks at a single out of context frame and learns to label the objects in it. It won't be able to predict where those objects move in the next frame--it was never even trained using subsequent frames.