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  Our current dataset is severely limiting the performance of our CNN. There are two ways to expand it: (1) data augmentation and (2) just collecting more images. We will experiment with both of these for the final implementation to get our validation accuracy closer to 100%. It may be possible to improve accuracy by running our dataset images with their associated HPE outputs.
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  Once we fix these points, the multi-layer designs should drastically outperform their single-layer counterpart. In fact, it might even be possible to reduce our normalized image sizes to improve training speeds. As shown earlier, a 50x50 image may be sufficient, as is evident by its close to 100% training accuracy.
 
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  Our current dataset is severely limiting the performance of our CNN. There are two ways to expand it: (1) data augmentation and (2) just collecting more images. We will experiment with both of these for the final implementation to get our validation accuracy closer to 100%. It may be possible to improve accuracy by running our dataset images with their associated HPE outputs.
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  Once we fix these points, the multi-layer designs should drastically outperform their single-layer counterpart. In fact, it might even be possible to reduce our normalized image sizes to improve training speeds. As shown earlier, a 50x50 image may be sufficient, as is evident by its close to 100% training accuracy.