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<p>[QUOTE="messydesk, post: 3908005, member: 1765"]Heritage, Stacks/Bowers, Great Collections. You should be able to find lots of 09-S VDB And 14-D in lower grades. Stay away from 22, because those will cause problems with your training. </p><p><br /></p><p>You will need to use photos from more than one source or you will have ground truth data that is corrupted by how photos from a single source tend to turn out. Another thing you should consider is using a high-pass filter on the images to remove or reduce the luster or sheen in the photos of the coins, as these are prominent features in photos that you don't want influencing the training. At the time of inferencing, you would apply the same filter to your test data.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>The problem is that you have to select enough photos of each grade that the network can differentiate the grades. Luster and very small features can make a big difference in these grades. The source of your test data will be even more important here, since variations in photo technique can have a large impact on the images. I think you'll have better luck with circulated grades.</p><p><br /></p><p>Good luck, and let us know how this works out.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="messydesk, post: 3908005, member: 1765"]Heritage, Stacks/Bowers, Great Collections. You should be able to find lots of 09-S VDB And 14-D in lower grades. Stay away from 22, because those will cause problems with your training. You will need to use photos from more than one source or you will have ground truth data that is corrupted by how photos from a single source tend to turn out. Another thing you should consider is using a high-pass filter on the images to remove or reduce the luster or sheen in the photos of the coins, as these are prominent features in photos that you don't want influencing the training. At the time of inferencing, you would apply the same filter to your test data. The problem is that you have to select enough photos of each grade that the network can differentiate the grades. Luster and very small features can make a big difference in these grades. The source of your test data will be even more important here, since variations in photo technique can have a large impact on the images. I think you'll have better luck with circulated grades. Good luck, and let us know how this works out.[/QUOTE]
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