[Bmi] Li Fei-Fei Falsification and AI Trapped

[Juyang Weng]

How did Li Fei-Fei and others hand pick images? There have been no 
published information about the manual selection of the ImageNet data 
set. We can only find some clues from the Caltech 101 paper: "Two 
graduate students not associated with the experiment then sorted through 
each category, mostly getting rid of irrelevant images (e.g. a 
zebra-patterned shirt for the zebra category).”

Does this belong to Stanford University's definition of falsification?   
"Falsification means ... omitting data or results such that the research 
is not accurately represented in the research records” After two 
graduate students were told how to pick each category of images and did 
it, are they still "not associated with the experiment"?

English version: 
https://www.facebook.com/juyang.weng/posts/10155228743139783
Chinese version: http://blog.sciencenet.cn/blog-395089-1041896.html:

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