Also, working with Atlas was great, best machine learning firm I have worked with to detect solar panels (and I've worked with a few, which was disappointing).
The results weren't *precise* (I think it missed 2-3x as many as it caught, and detected nothing small) but it's a problem where some answer is better than none, and at least Atlas was efficient and their interface was really good. This is, alas, not a problem worth $$$$ to anyone.
Jenny Chase /
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2024-08-09 08:45:47
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