An orchard packing-shed pins a one-line note to each crate photo. A pretrained text classifier should send “bruise” notes to the cull album and “blush” notes to the gift album. What is the right first experiment when notes are present?
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Short Explanation
When the sticky note already says bruise or blush, sorting by that note is the cheap first pass. Retraining eyes on pixels can wait — and a missing note still needs a look at the fruit.
Full Explanation
Pretrained text classification over paired notes is a routing experiment that can bin photos without an immediate vision retrain. It is appropriate when notes exist, but it is not a substitute for visual inspection when the note is missing. Starting with note routing keeps the first multimodal trial focused and inexpensive.