Computer Vision Engineer Interview Questions

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1st round as AI engineer (robotic company): Explain why log loss works for Logistic regression? What will be the loss be for multiclass? What loss will you use for multi-class labeling? What is data imbalance? What will you do with imbalanced data? In Sklearn they give one parameter for unbalanced data where they use internally? A major difference between CNN and ANN? How does CNN work? What is pooling? How does it work? What is regularization? What is overfitting? What is dropout? How will it work at training and inference time? What are precision and recall? Some questions from a case study.
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Computer Vision Engineer

Interviewed at Vimaan Robotics

3.6
Nov 23, 2021

1st round as AI engineer (robotic company): Explain why log loss works for Logistic regression? What will be the loss be for multiclass? What loss will you use for multi-class labeling? What is data imbalance? What will you do with imbalanced data? In Sklearn they give one parameter for unbalanced data where they use internally? A major difference between CNN and ANN? How does CNN work? What is pooling? How does it work? What is regularization? What is overfitting? What is dropout? How will it work at training and inference time? What are precision and recall? Some questions from a case study.

- Linux question ( simple commands) - deep learning new frameworks - coding question ( splitting data to training and test) - the concept behind the object detection models ( RCNN , Yolo) that was the hardest question
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Computer Vision Engineer

Interviewed at SmartCow

4.1
May 22, 2022

- Linux question ( simple commands) - deep learning new frameworks - coding question ( splitting data to training and test) - the concept behind the object detection models ( RCNN , Yolo) that was the hardest question

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