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I'm not sure how either of those situations would trip up the system they're using. For a system trained on the background image, what difference does it make i
by illumanaughty 6y ago
I'm not sure how either of those situations would trip up the system they're using. For a system trained on the background image, what difference does it make if the subject is holding a cup? The cup is not the background image, and it would be obvious in the same way that it's obvious the subject isn't the background image.
- gnramires 6y agoHe might be referring to transparent/translucent/refractive objects, like a glass cup. Supposedly this technique can manage the transparency, but not refraction (and maybe the refraction could trip the transparency into failing).