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Three Critical Mistakes Derailing Your Computer Vision Projects


Are you tired of seeing your computer vision projects derailed by avoidable mistakes?

Discover how to overcome:

  • Inconsistent annotations that skew your model’s performance.
  • The lack of baseline models that makes it hard to measure progress.
  • Data leakage that undermines your model’s reliability.

Takeaways:

  • Practical tips to enhance model reliability and performance.
  • Insights from real-world examples and case studies.
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In this talk, I explored:

  • A common process flaw that introduces bias you might not have considered
  • The overlooked step that leaves you flying blind on performance
  • A subtle error in data handling that can invalidate your entire model

Some key takeaways:

  • A consistent annotation process is essential to ensure model reliability
  • Starting with a baseline model enables you to measure progress and identify data issues sooner
  • Proper data splitting to prevent data leakage ensures that your models will generalize to unseen data


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