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I saw from the crowd sourcing website that grey was very uncommon and when downloading this and running it, the NN is really struggling with correctly classifying greys (i.e. ones where roughly R=G=B).
As a fix to this, maybe it would be possible to manually inject the dataset with grey datapoints following an algorithm (pseudocode) along the lines of:
let n = rand()%255;
let RGB = colour(n,n,n);
//send to server as "grey-ish"
//loop as many times as necessary
or alternatively adding a little bit of randomness:
let n = rand()%255;
let m = 3;
//m is some small number of how large of a variation one would want. I suspect 3 or less is good
let r = n + rand()%m
let g = n + rand()%m
let b = n + rand()%m
let RGB = colour(r,g,b);
//send to server as "grey-ish"
//loop as many times as necessary
where rand() is some function that gives a random integer
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I saw from the crowd sourcing website that grey was very uncommon and when downloading this and running it, the NN is really struggling with correctly classifying greys (i.e. ones where roughly R=G=B).
As a fix to this, maybe it would be possible to manually inject the dataset with grey datapoints following an algorithm (pseudocode) along the lines of:
or alternatively adding a little bit of randomness:
where
rand()
is some function that gives a random integerThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: