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What's "less visible" to the human eye shouldn't be used to lower our expectations of what can be visible to a machine.
by cj 3y ago
What's "less visible" to the human eye shouldn't be used to lower our expectations of what can be visible to a machine.
- GaggiX 3y agoWell if it's using optical recognition then lower contrast or smaller object will always make the job more difficult then a bigger object with more contrast; then the reason why the model is better at recognizing white adult people. Even if the car is never going to strike a child or a black person the model recognition would still be better with them.
- willcipriano 3y agoDon't let physics get in the way of your ideals.