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The problem is that the algorithm is using a definition of "most likely" that doesn't help you answer questions about the real scene captured in the image. For
by ef4 14y ago
The problem is that the algorithm is using a definition of "most likely" that doesn't help you answer questions about the real scene captured in the image.
For example, if what you're really trying to do is decode text, this algorithm will lose every time to one that knows the prior probabilities of natural human languages. ("ONLY" is much more probable than "QNLY", but this algorithm does't know that).
- ansgri 14y agoIt doesn't add any information to a human eye, but may be very useful preprocessing for algorithms that do not know about the quasi-fractal structure of natural images, and that's most of CV.