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Why would it need to specifically circumvent this instead of casually circumventing it simply by better mapping how the bits on a program map to how an image ap
by michaelmrose 4y ago
Why would it need to specifically circumvent this instead of casually circumventing it simply by better mapping how the bits on a program map to how an image appears to the viewer?
if f(x)1011 and 1010 both "look" the same shouldn't a well designed AI learn equally well to recreate that particular look. It doesn't need a "deglaze" circumvention step it just needs a continually improving learning process that automatically accommodates both glazed and un-glazed images.
- kevingadd 4y agoRight, a tool explicitly designed and used to "deglaze" images would be different from a network that just happens to not be affected by glaze, I expect.