top | item 34945711 (no title) milkthefat | 3 years ago It's extremely versatile which makes it able to solve some neat problems. My favorite example is this was a CodeGolf to find if a goat in an image is upside down. - https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/questions/71631/upgoat-or... discuss order hn newest lordgrenville|3 years ago For those who didn't click: Mathematica stdlib contains a "detect goat" function. paraph1n|3 years ago That's not quite true. The function call in question is> ImageInstanceQ[x,"caprine animal",RecognitionThreshold->i/100]I think it's less misleading to say it has a generic image recognition function that supports goats, among many other recognition targets.
lordgrenville|3 years ago For those who didn't click: Mathematica stdlib contains a "detect goat" function. paraph1n|3 years ago That's not quite true. The function call in question is> ImageInstanceQ[x,"caprine animal",RecognitionThreshold->i/100]I think it's less misleading to say it has a generic image recognition function that supports goats, among many other recognition targets.
paraph1n|3 years ago That's not quite true. The function call in question is> ImageInstanceQ[x,"caprine animal",RecognitionThreshold->i/100]I think it's less misleading to say it has a generic image recognition function that supports goats, among many other recognition targets.
lordgrenville|3 years ago
paraph1n|3 years ago
> ImageInstanceQ[x,"caprine animal",RecognitionThreshold->i/100]
I think it's less misleading to say it has a generic image recognition function that supports goats, among many other recognition targets.