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Two-stage animal ID pipeline
Question: A camera-trap system first finds any animal in a photo and then checks whether the cut-out image shows an otter. In one to three sentences, name the two stages of this pipeline and briefly explain what each stage does.
Sample answer: The first stage is the animal locator, which finds the animal in the photo and creates a smaller image of it. The second stage is the otter classifier, which looks at that smaller image and decides whether it is an otter.
Key points:
- Animal locator finds the animal and produces a cut-out image
- Otter classifier judges the cut-out image and labels it as otter or not otter
Rubric: Full credit names both stages correctly and gives a brief, accurate description of each stage's role.
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