Non-maximum suppression (NMS) is a post-processing technique that is used in object detection tasks to eliminate duplicate detections and select bounding boxes.
Confidence intervals are always a headache to explain to other data scientists, let alone to a person without a background in statistics. So let’s try to do it ... without the jargon.
The Eliza effect is when a person attributes human-level intelligence and understanding to an AI system — and it’s been fooling people for over half a century.
