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Suspiciously high accuracy using ResNet

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I made a lil bro version of the original ResNET-34 architecture. I trained it on the LC25000 cancer dataset (I used only lung cancer images) for a classification task. The problem is, it is showing a 99.9% accuracy on all three sets - training, validation and test. It is, of course, weirdly high. I…

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  1. 2026-09-01 08:31 · r/MLQuestions
    Suspiciously high accuracy using ResNet
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    Suspiciously high accuracy using ResNet

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