When is it reasonable to mix outside web images with app-captured images?
Question: Answer in one to three sentences: What two training conditions make it reasonable to add web-sourced images to images collected from a mobile app?
Sample answer: It is reasonable when the model has enough capacity to represent both image sources and when training continues long enough on the combined dataset for the network to learn from both.
Key points:
- Enough model capacity
- Enough training on the combined image set
Rubric: The answer must identify both sufficient model capacity and sufficient training time on the mixed sources.
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