"A woman poses in front of a caramel apple display at a Woolworth store in Texas" (1955) Colorized by DeOldify.pic.twitter.com/1SZydhxGE3
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Doesn't this point out how far ML has to go to get edge cases "right?" I assume all the apples should be brown (covered with caramel), but the only way the ML would know is to interpret the text on the sign. Otherwise, they just look like apples (or candy apples, also red).
It's probably not the best example of that actually. Caramel apples are apparently an ambiguous case where they can be reddish. But yeah the problem of determining exact colors is an extremely long tail problem and it's not going to be solved with just pattern recognition.
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Any chance you're willing to expand on this? What would be other techniques to help here?
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Well I think Andrew is correct in thinking the best clue in the photo is in being able to read the sign and deduce what the colors should probably be based on that. But that to me seems to be more in the realm of "reasoning" and that's where current AI falls short.
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