A user on r/MachineLearning is seeking advice on the optimal number of on-the-fly augmentations for training a single-class segmentation model. They have a dataset of 3,000 images of artwork and are concerned about variations in lighting, perspective, and camera angles. The user is debating whether 100 augmentation combinations per image is excessive and is considering different augmentation strategies, prioritizing segmentation accuracy over speed. AI
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