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TLDR: One can use fake noise-generated images to pre-train detection models. But "noise" here means something like the output of a GAN when triggered with a ran
by fxtentacle 5y ago
TLDR: One can use fake noise-generated images to pre-train detection models. But "noise" here means something like the output of a GAN when triggered with a random input, not "TV has no connection noise".
I expect this result to be not that interesting for most AI programmers, because you'll use a pretrained ResNet preprocessing anyway. But it is a very elegant solution for the licensing issues that come with large unsupervised image collections like ImageNet.