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Ask HN: What's important in a deep learning model poster?

Posted by orenht on Saturday October 29, 2022 @06:43AM
from the ask-hn dept.

Hi all,For a university project, my group was tasked with building and training a deep learning model for certain image classification problems. We need to present a poster of our model and results, and I was wondering which metrics are important, and how to present them? (other than the obvious train/test accuracy and confusion matrix)Any creative ideas on how to visualize the results?Thanks!

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