Neural network learns to identify criminals by their faces (technologyreview.com) 3 points by stinos 9y ago ↗ HN
[–] SixSigma 9y ago ↗ Learned to distinguish criminals who got arrested and photographed from people who didn't. [–] internaut 9y ago ↗ I expect the network is observing a lack of facial symmetry.It is fascinating to watch ML retread a hypothesis humans came up with. [–] SixSigma 9y ago ↗ What I mean is, those criminals who did not get caught and but did get photographed are happily smiling in the not-criminal training set.So the label of "criminal" is over general.
[–] internaut 9y ago ↗ I expect the network is observing a lack of facial symmetry.It is fascinating to watch ML retread a hypothesis humans came up with. [–] SixSigma 9y ago ↗ What I mean is, those criminals who did not get caught and but did get photographed are happily smiling in the not-criminal training set.So the label of "criminal" is over general.
[–] SixSigma 9y ago ↗ What I mean is, those criminals who did not get caught and but did get photographed are happily smiling in the not-criminal training set.So the label of "criminal" is over general.
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[ 0.26 ms ] story [ 21.8 ms ] threadIt is fascinating to watch ML retread a hypothesis humans came up with.
So the label of "criminal" is over general.