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Translational Invariance

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Translational invariance is the ability of a model to recognize a pattern or object even when its position changes. In image processing, it means that an object can be detected or classified despite being shifted within the image.

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In an image classification problem, an algorithm's ability to successfully classify images even when the position of objects within the image changes. For example, the algorithm can still identify a dog, whether it is in the center of the frame or at the left end of the frame. See also size invariance and rotational invariance.

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