I just randomly did this image from r/TheWayWeWere on Reddit. I love that the model decided to make their shoes super ugly yellow crocs, basically.pic.twitter.com/BB735dijcC
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They're Dutch "klompen" or wooden shoes, and those are almost always bright yellow. It's not the model's 'choice' to make them this way. It's part of Dutch culture and heritage. It's literally 'the way we were' in the Netherlands in the early 1900s.
Well it's a surprising result because I didn't train the model to know this actually- it's trained strictly on modern photos that are turned black and white. Yeah sorry basically I'm coming across as a bit ignorant here and I apologize for that.
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No matter the color, I do NOT want to get kicked in the shins with those! Or, anywhere else for that matter...
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That's a really interesting result then. Any ideas on how / why your model can get that accurately then?
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I think it's learning rules based on shading/texture/lighting that can work regardless of what the item actually is.
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The thing is, these wooden shoes are still worn in the rural areas of Holland. The redneck areas so to speak. You go to a redneck event like tractor pulling in Holland and you'll find at least a 100 people wearing these babies. Bound to be pictures of those people in your dataset
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