File:Car reversed by Rens Dimmendaal & Jesse Donoghoe.jpg
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A photograph of a red car is copied twice, each time becoming more pixellated, as a visual metaphor for the way that models are simplifications of reality
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English: The work illustrates a popular type of machine learning model: the decision tree. Decision trees work by splitting the population into ever smaller segments. I try to give people an intuitive understanding of the algorithm. I also want to show that models are simplifications of reality, but can still be useful, or in this case visually pleasing. To create this I trained a model to predict pixel colour values, based on an original photograph. |
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| Source | BBC, Better Images of AI, https://betterimagesofai.org/images |
| Author | Rens Dimmendaal and Jesse Donoghoe |
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