Overview
On the image classification modeling, you need to understand how good your model is, meaning not absolute accuracy itself but relative meaning of the accuracy.
This is the example. Your first trial model's validation accuracy is 0.6. How do you think about it?
Without knowing the unique label number, ratio, and the data's difficulty, only answer you can return is "I don't know".
To evaluate the model, not only the absolute accuracy but also the base score to compare with are necessary.
If the modeling trial and error don't take much time, you can feel the scale of goodness and accuracy by many trial samples. But usually image classification model takes much time to make themselves.
How do we do the shortcut?