Re:Keras reimplementation of "One pixel attack for fooling d...
by logicallee on Saturday February 24, 2018 @09:56AM
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This is a truly excellent point. It applies to people, too: what will someone do if they are driving through the snow for the first time EVER, if they had lived in a temperate climate and just moved?
They will go very slow and perhaps it is not an exaggeration to say they will re-learn. Humans are learning constantly. In fact if there were some natural disaster (lava flow) and a human saw another car drive across some set lava on the way out of town (as more lava is rushing toward them) then a human will go ahead and follow, after seeing the other car make it through. If they see another car try to go across but get stuck on, they might take a detour and go find some intact bridge or other way to pass.
Actually, what you call "general" might be as much as general intelligence...
They will go very slow and perhaps it is not an exaggeration to say they will re-learn. Humans are learning constantly. In fact if there were some natural disaster (lava flow) and a human saw another car drive across some set lava on the way out of town (as more lava is rushing toward them) then a human will go ahead and follow, after seeing the other car make it through. If they see another car try to go across but get stuck on, they might take a detour and go find some intact bridge or other way to pass.
Actually, what you call "general" might be as much as general intelligence...