> This isn't what "out of distribution" means. There can be ZERO images and it wouldn't mean something is OOD. OOD means not within the underlying distribution

> This isn't what "out of distribution" means. There can be ZERO images and it wouldn't mean something is OOD. OOD means not within the underlying distribution. That's why I made the whole point about interpolation. Sure. I'll concede to that, although it's a bit pedantic. > Is it scarce? Hard to tell. But I wouldn't make that assumption based on my examples. Search is poisoned now. I was more referring to why it originally was used, not why it would still be used. In any case, I maintain that it was _not_ used for being OOD, which I mentioned in my first comment. > Add 2 spaces > on a new > line and > ... Yeah, I still hate it. Sorry. Give me markdown support and I'll be happy. edit: I'll leave my mistake here as an example of why it's non-intuitive.