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by joe_the_user
2800 days ago
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Indeed. Good and cool but I still claim this is not quite "it". I may not have specified "it" fully but feel I like, "it", meaning, can be intuitively obvious. They get a vector of approximate features and can use it match to other images. BUT there's still the "this means nothing" problem. The vectors, as far I can tell and by the logic of just doing autoencoding, don't have a significance except for the system. Can find image X and say it's like image Y. But it doesn't help at all at finding specified things. You can't say "find me a corn field" or "find my nuclear power plant". You can show it a picture of nuclear power plant and it can show you mountains with a similar layout. |
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