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Fine-tuning Machine Learning with Humanities Data: Creating Ground Truth Annotations (i.e. Labeled Data)

As most of us will probably know by now, machine learning has become a big part of digital humanities projects,

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How to create your own fine-tuning or training dataset for computer vision using Supervisely

In an earlier post, I described the considerations that go into creating a training dataset for Computer Vision, including how

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