siamese
- adjective
- /ˈsaɪəˌmiːz/
- Specialized
- You wouldn't be with her if she was your Siamese twin.
Examples
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For a project on image recognition, we implemented a siamese architecture to evaluate the likeness of similar items.
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Researchers trained a siamese network to distinguish between images of different faces by analyzing their similarities.
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The development team chose a siamese model to enhance the accuracy of their machine learning algorithms for comparing datasets.
Synonyms
Two things that are exactly alike and made to form a matching pair
Two similar parts joined as a pair, for example two towns
Two things that match and go together
Compounds
A slim short-haired cat with blue eyes and a pale body with darker ears, face, paws, and tail tip
A Siamese cat with a pale bluish cream body and darker grey ears, face, paws and tail
- Specialized
A fitting on a building where firefighters attach hoses to pump water into the fire sprinkler or standpipe
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Siamese in computing comes from the idea of the famous Siamese twins, two identical people 'joined together'. A siamese network has two identical parts that share the same internal settings to compare how similar two inputs are, which is why it is called siamese.