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The team therefore started to create composite images and test them with the YOLOv3 object detection system to see if they could effectively hide things by placing them next to objects that computer vision systems have been trained to see as unlikely correlations.
That approach saw computer vision systems suggest that mashup images of dogs and cats depicted a horse.
Another interesting result came with images of STOP signs and fruit. Computer vision systems spotted the fruit, but could not identify the STOP sign. The researchers created a STOP sign, photographed it against odd backgrounds, and succeeded in making computer vision systems fail to detect it.
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My virtual 100-meter dash is composed of two heats of eight sprinters from the Humboldt-Del Norte League record books (16 fast boys) and then the finals, made of the eight fastest qualifiers from the two heats. I rely on stories, times, records, conditions and personal visuals. These 16 might not include the fastest person ever from the league there is no way to know just my imagination for a 100-meter race. I am only talking about top speed, not the best track stars of all time.
There were lots of fast people from local high schools who were baseball players but I do not have times for non-track and field athletes. Don Schoenhofer and Paul Ziegler from Fortuna High come to mind. In fact, many athletes from many schools who did not run track could really scoot. I would love to get some feedback. Chuck Ehlers was a great coach at Arcata and McKinleyville and did it without always having the best spri
More than 10,000 children in the St. Louis area signed up for ongoing clinical trials Author: Sara Machi Updated: 10:23 PM CDT March 31, 2021
SAN ANTONIO Pfizer said its coronavirus vaccine was 100% in a study of 2,260 adolescents ages 12 to 15.
When Dr. Rachel Charney looked at the new results out Wednesday, she was interested as both a scientist and a mother. This is this interesting news because I actually do have a 12-year-old, the SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children s Hospital pediatrician said.
Charney said the study lines up with previous research in adults, showing similar minimal side-effects and even better efficacy.
Charney said she s heard from a lot of parents who are interested in getting their kids vaccinated.
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