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by marcosdumay
1320 days ago
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It it very counterintuitive. It is also a very common observation that has taken everybody by surprise for almost 2 decades by now. At the beginning, people were very resistant to the idea, even when every experiment confirmed it. The catch is that you need a huge amount of data to train those. It also seems to have limits. There has been a few well documented cases where our current huge and very well trained kind of networks got errors there were lower than the rate of mislabeling of the data. |
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