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to unsee

to unsee

9.1
To remove information from a set of data so it no longer changes future results
  • verb
  • /ʌnˈsi/
  • Specialized
translation icon : eliminar
  • To improve our model's accuracy, we decided to unsee the outlier data points.

Examples

  • The algorithm can unsee irrelevant features that do not contribute to the final predictions.

  • After reviewing the dataset, I realized I had to unsee the erroneous entries to ensure accurate analysis.

  • You see something that you can't unsee.

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Synonyms

to unlearn
vsto unsee
  • Specialized
8.1

To remove specific information used to teach a computer model so the model forgets it

removes data or records so they no longer affect future outputs or recall
to unteach
vsto unsee
  • Specialized
9.5

Make a computer program forget specific things it learned

removes data or records so they no longer affect future outputs or recall

Antonyms

1.0

To make a person or thing part of something larger

How Removed

to purge
49 6.3
to delete
287 2.0
to unsee
  • Specialized
9.1
to exclude
338 3.0

Surface Forms

unsee infinitive
unseeing present participle
unsees third person singular
unsaw past
unseen past participle

Morphology

unsee = see (semi-transparent) = un + see

Morphologically transparent as 'un-' + 'see', but the specialized computing sense ('remove from a dataset') requires domain knowledge and is not automatically inferable by all learners.

Etymology

Unsee in computing uses the same pieces: un- 'not' and see 'to look', so it means to make something no longer 'seen' by a program. Think of it like undo or unsend: to remove or delete data so it no longer appears or affects future results.