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10 Session 9: Evaluation of Machine-Generated Products
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... Annotation is a critical component for deep learning in order to generate sufficient data independent of evaluation. Anthony Hoogs's company, Kitware, Inc., is the test and evaluation support contractor for the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA)
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... He noted that his team is designing data sets and evaluation tasks to do better factor analysis, which helps to decide the next steps in programming, evaluation, and research. Rob Fergus, New York University and Facebook, described the "sweet spot" for the amount of data that can be used for deep learning.
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... Duncan responded that the advantages outweigh the disadvantages for reference data sets; especially in the case of government programs, reference data sets help to focus performers on the problem of interest. As an example, Hoogs said that he could not recall a major computer vision program sponsored by the USG that had full training and testing data that was completely open and useful to the computer vision community.


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