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When we are dealing with object detection, there are many different classifiers that we can use. Which of the following classifiers is trained on a large number of images that include the object we are trying to detect as well as images that do not contain the object we are trying to detect?

3. Question 3 When we are dealing with object detection, there are many different classifiers that we can use. Which of the following classifiers is trained on a large number…

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Consider the actual bounding box in red and the predicted bounding box in blue. What loss would you use to determine the performance of your model’s output?

4. Question 4 Consider the actual bounding box in red and the predicted bounding box in blue. What loss would you use to determine the performance of your model’s output?…

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Which of the following architecture solved the vanishing gradient problem by allowing the gradient to bypass different layers to improve performance?

4. Question 4 Which of the following architecture solved the vanishing gradient problem by allowing the gradient to bypass different layers to improve performance?  1 point   ImageNet   VGGNet  …

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Which of the following helps to reduce the number of parameters of an input image and still preserves the important features?

2. Question 2 Which of the following helps to reduce the number of parameters of an input image and still preserves the important features? 1 point   Pooling   Flattening  …