Yes, putting aside the controversy, I agree that its sorely out of date and not very representative of modern images. I remember being amused when first seeing

Yes, putting aside the controversy, I agree that its sorely out of date and not very representative of modern images. I remember being amused when first seeing the paper with Fabio, but sadly it too is greyscale and of poor resolution. Regarding many images being trained, I have mixed feelings. I think that the modern approach of having a solid corpus of images is important for quantitative analysis, but it's also nice to have a well-known common image to eyeball for a quick qualitative check.