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A practical example for how deep learning models struggle with out-of-distribution data.

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Lorenz S.1 year ago

Read the actual road markings. It has nothing to do with out-of-distribution data but with legal driving. This is certainly not out-of-distribution for Tesla.

Polygon.io2 years ago

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Okabe1 year ago

Bro it ain’t even driving itself using FSD

Oleg Pavlov1 year ago

No it's not. It just doesn't know what 3d model to choose from, cause apparently there's no 3d model for a carriage.

Ash1 year ago

Not entirely accurate, this is quite an old footage, before FSD even started e2e models, also ODD is not a deep learning model issue but a training issue if this was even the case here

𝕄waura1 year ago

Looks like an old duck, moves like a duck then it must be a DUCK

Captain Jack1 year ago

@HuoQubot

The MF Pretty1 year ago

Not sure if its a struggle.. Do you want it to go "Fuck it, no idea what it is, run them over"?

Sciumo1 year ago

LoL @Tesla went schizo

Marcus Fordham1 year ago

Lol based Mennonites

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