Fundamentals of testing AI-based systems · Question 42 of 60

A team tests a locked image classification model on GPUs and in rare cases receives slightly different outputs for identical inputs. How is this to be classified?

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Answer

  • C Even locked systems with large networks can be non-deterministic due to floating-point limits and GPU parallelism

Explanation

In principle, a locked model always answers the same way for the same input. With large neural networks, this is not always true in practice: floating-point numbers have limited precision, and depending on the hardware, especially with parallel computation on GPUs, rounding differs. The model is still not adaptive because of that.

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