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joelthelion
7 months ago
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Is Gemini 2.5 good at bounding boxes?
If it works, you could use the llms for the first few thousand cases, then use these annotations to train an efficient supervised model, and switch to that.
That way it would be both efficient and cost-effective.
bee_rider
7 months ago
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It always is fraught to make analogies between human brains and these learning models, but this sounds a bit like muscle memory or something.
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That way it would be both efficient and cost-effective.