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If I got some generated data, and I build a model that distinguishes it from real data. What can I conclude?
Feb. 8, 2024, 3:46 a.m. | /u/reivblaze
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I was curious as to how "good" was that data compared to the real data, so I thought that if I build a model, and the model is able to distinguish them apart with a high confidence, then there could be some clear bias and the probability distribution could be affected. And the extra data could not be helpful for the real problem.
With a simple …
build data dataset deeplearning etc generated good noise real data thought
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