You Only Have to Train the Features

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Leave a convolutional network's weights at their random starting values and build a Yat head on its features by hand: the trained head on that random backbone sorts at chance while the constructed one reaches 74%. On a properly trained backbone the constructed head reaches 83.2% against 85.7% for the trained one. The accuracy lives in the representation; the classifier, and its edits, are…

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