A company has built a highly accurate model for detecting objects in urban scenes. They now want to adapt this model for rural scenes. Instead of training a new model from scratch, how can they utilize their existing model?
- Fine-tuning the existing model
- Rewriting the entire model
- Ignoring the existing model and starting from scratch
- Hiring more data scientists for the rural project
To adapt the model for rural scenes, fine-tuning the existing model is a practical approach. Fine-tuning involves training the model on the new rural scene data, which allows the model to leverage its knowledge from the urban scene while adapting to rural conditions.
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