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What are the best image classification models that have a implementation using pytorch or keras? (and generally easy to use?)
Oct. 30, 2022, 4:31 p.m. | /u/glorsh66
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Are all images classifiers have a static input size? What is the best approach if the images if bigger/smaller or have different aspect ratio?
I am just curious what are the best models right now? (I mean available that already have an implementation).
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I asked this before but in a different manner:
Is it a good idea to use …
classification computervision easy image implementation keras pytorch
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