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bragging that you only were 50% confident the cat was covid lol
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Aug 7, 2020 23:09
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Midjack posted:read the article, bottom of page 2. the argument on this statement is a little convoluted, the author is saying that as gdp goes up general societal trust goes up and he’s using trustworthiness ratings of portraits as a proxy for general societal trust. Nature Communications charges a $5,700 publishing fee too lol
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echinopsis posted:the kind of machine learning where you train it on a picture with a style and apply that style to another image Google colab is perfect for this, you run the python on google hardware for free. Basically most AI stuff like this you can search for “___ colab” and find a working example. https://colab.research.google.com/g...Execution.ipynb
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Oct 29, 2020 16:59
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echinopsis posted:hmm thanks yeah the style transfer stuff is really loving hard to get good results i tried to make some 2020 food lines photos look like norman rockwell and these are probably my best results after generating 100+ (and learning about how to work around interactivity requirements on colab)      you might try very simplistic images that mostly have only a texture or only a pattern or just one style so the ml can transfer just one thing, won't produce as "realstic" results but would probably look cool
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