Iteratively training a machine learning model
AssigneeTurbineOne, Inc.
InventorsCharles R. Barker, JR., Keith Joseph Goldberg, Joshua Harrison, Sandeep Mittal, Daniel Hebb
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AssigneeTurbineOne, Inc.
InventorsCharles R. Barker, JR., Keith Joseph Goldberg, Joshua Harrison, Sandeep Mittal, Daniel Hebb
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A computing system can detect objects, including potential threats, in the environment using a machine learning model. The computing system trains an object detection model (ODM) from a plurality of training images including a set of labeled training images. The computing system can receive a set of unlabeled training images including environmental image data (e.g., from an image sensor) and apply one or more unlabeled images to the object detection model to generate a first output. The computing system receives user feedback indicating accuracy of the first output, such as confirmation or a user-provided object label. The computing system can update the set of labeled training images by labeling the one or more unlabeled images according to the user feedback. The computing system can then selectively re-train the object detection model from the updated set of labeled training images when certain criteria are met.
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium comprising stored instructions, the instructions when executed by a computing system cause the computing system to perform operations comprising:
A method comprising:
A system comprising:
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