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I'm sure it's better than a dice role, but does it beat a modern classifier trained on the domain specific data? EDIT: I raise this issue as over-promises are

by lumost 4y ago

I'm sure it's better than a dice role, but does it beat a modern classifier trained on the domain specific data? EDIT: I raise this issue as over-promises are the death nell for software. Overpromising capability leads to disappointment.

minimaxir 4y ago
See the zero-shot performance of CLIP: https://openai.com/blog/clip/ https://openai.com/blog/clip/ It's definitely better performance than what you'd get working in 5 minutes from more conventional approaches.
ShamelessC 4y ago
It tends to, yes. I suggest reading the paper as they discuss this very thing in detail.