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As is usually the case with Machine Learning, its reactions are whatever the training data says they should be, or mostly undefined otherwise. For example, if t
by karpathy 12y ago
As is usually the case with Machine Learning, its reactions are whatever the training data says they should be, or mostly undefined otherwise. For example, if there is some picture in the training data of a cartoon and it says "cartoon of donald duck", then you can expect to see something of that type in the predictions. If there are no cartoon images in the training data whatsoever and you show it one, you will get a funny result and have a good laugh. At best, you'll have an "I can kind of see it if I squint my eyes a bit" result. At worst, it will say it's a cat.