KopiKat generates a new, visually realistic duplicate of the original image, maintaining all critical data annotations. It alters the environment of the original images, for instance, adjusting factors like weather, seasons, and lighting conditions to add variety to datasets. This is crucial for fields such as object detection, neural network training, and transfer learning.
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Our goal with Kopikat is to strengthen practical applications, especially in scenarios where collecting an extensive dataset proves to be difficult. Kopikat is ideally designed for datasets containing up to 5,000 images, a common feature of numerous real-world AI initiatives. It equips engineers with the ability to enhance mean average precision (mAP), broaden and vary datasets—a critical edge in fields like object detection, neural network training, and transfer learning.
KopiKat's answer:
KopiKat's operation is remarkably simple and efficient for its users. All a user has to do is upload one image from their dataset. KopiKat then produces numerous images showcasing different scenarios, like alterations in illumination or weather, all the while preserving the annotations consistently. This attribute considerably expands the diversity of the dataset without requiring extra images, and creates a comprehensive, superior-quality model that introduces diversity beyond what traditional data augmentation techniques can offer. This method has demonstrated an improvement of over 5% in mean average precision (mAP), without any alterations to the AI model.
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