{
  "id": 76151,
  "title": "class 15",
  "url": "/competitions/human-protein-atlas-image-classification/discussion/76151",
  "author_name": "pete",
  "post_date": "2018-12-29T20:05:25.576000",
  "votes": 3,
  "comment_count": 0,
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  "content": "<p>Most classes respond well to increasing the image size. For me, the exception is class 15 (microtubule ends). It is rare, yes, but other rare classes come around when you use the bigger images. Class 15 never finds ANY true positives (in the validation), neither multiclass network nor one-vs-rest binary network. I wonder if it is due to some nondescript property of the images for that class. I haven't looked closely at the images yet, though.</p>",
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      "content": "<p>Most classes respond well to increasing the image size. For me, the exception is class 15 (microtubule ends). It is rare, yes, but other rare classes come around when you use the bigger images. Class 15 never finds ANY true positives (in the validation), neither multiclass network nor one-vs-rest binary network. I wonder if it is due to some nondescript property of the images for that class. I haven't looked closely at the images yet, though.</p>",
      "rawMarkdown": "Most classes respond well to increasing the image size. For me, the exception is class 15 (microtubule ends). It is rare, yes, but other rare classes come around when you use the bigger images. Class 15 never finds ANY true positives (in the validation), neither multiclass network nor one-vs-rest binary network. I wonder if it is due to some nondescript property of the images for that class. I haven't looked closely at the images yet, though.",
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    "447431": "Most classes respond well to increasing the image size. For me, the exception is class 15 (microtubule ends). It is rare, yes, but other rare classes come around when you use the bigger images. Class 15 never finds ANY true positives (in the validation), neither multiclass network nor one-vs-rest binary network. I wonder if it is due to some nondescript property of the images for that class. I haven't looked closely at the images yet, though."
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