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[Question] What is the minimum size of an image that can be classified? #61

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ChangGiMoon opened this issue Sep 20, 2024 · 0 comments

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I want to use MobileVLM to do binary classification (e.g. yes or no) on very small images. Specifically, I am going to use the cropped bounding box patch (which is the result of Object Detection) as input for MobileVLM and verify whether the class of bounding box is correct. Can you tell me the approximate minimum image size that can be classified? The prompt will use the following input. The input images have various sizes and appearances as shown below.

prompt:
Based on the given image, answer the following question with 'yes' or 'no': Question: [Is there a person in this image?], Answer:

input image example:
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