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A
Calculating the signed distances from the new image vector to each class vector
B
Using the average color of the images to classify
C
Counting the number of pixels in each category
D
Randomly selecting a class for the new image
Understanding the Answer
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Answer
The scientist must first embed the new image into the same vector space as the class vectors, using the same feature extractor and dimensionality. Then they should compute a distance or similarity score between this image vector and each of the class vectors, using a metric that reflects the geometry of the space (for example Euclidean or cosine distance). The class whose vector is closest to the image vector is chosen as the prediction. For instance, if the image of a golden retriever is embedded to (0. 8, 0.
Detailed Explanation
The goal is to find the class whose vector is closest to the new image vector. Other options are incorrect because Using only the average color ignores the vector representation of the classes; Counting pixels does not measure similarity in the vector space.
Key Concepts
Nearest-neighbor un-embedding
Multi-class classification
Vector representation
Topic
Nearest-Neighbor Un-embedding
Difficulty
easy level question
Cognitive Level
understand
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