X’s and O’s Figure 1: Determining whether an image is an X or an O
To better understand how CNN works. Consider an simple example. In this example, CNN has one job. Each time we hand it a picture, it has to decide whether it has an X or an O. It assumes there is always one or another.
An naïve approach is solving it to save an image of an X and an O and compare every new image to the exemplars to see which is the better match.
https://mengoreo.github.io/post/cnn-in-org-subtree-export/
X’s and O’s Figure 1: Determining whether an image is an X or an O To better understand how CNN works. Consider an simple example. In this example, CNN has one job. Each time we hand it a picture, it has to decide whether it has an X or an O. It assumes there is always one or another. An naïve approach is solving it to save an image of an X and an O and compare every new image to the exemplars to see which is the better match.