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Use case: flower recognition Input: flower photo Output: flower name
Right now if you input a flower that is not among the classes, predict() will return the one closest to it which is wrong. The right would be telling the user that it was not recognized. One way to do it is making the estimator produce a confidence float [0-1]. Then make predict() accept a confidence threshold along with the data, which if not surpassed returns "Unrecognized".
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Use case: flower recognition
Input: flower photo
Output: flower name
Right now if you input a flower that is not among the classes, predict() will return the one closest to it which is wrong. The right would be telling the user that it was not recognized. One way to do it is making the estimator produce a confidence float [0-1]. Then make predict() accept a confidence threshold along with the data, which if not surpassed returns "Unrecognized".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: