We observe that the representations of similar samples have a high degree of similarity . In order to take advantage of this important similarity information , this paper proposes a new local knowledge-based collaborative representation model for image classification . Specifically , certain adjacent training samples of the testing image should be determined firstly , and then the representations of these neighborhoods can be applied to guide the coefficients of the testing samples to be more discriminative . In this paper , we target the problem of fracture classification from clinical X-Ray images towards an automated Computer Aided Diagnosis ( CAD ) system . Although primarily dealing with an image classification problem , we argue that localizing the fracture in the image is crucial to make good class predictions . Therefore , we propose and thoroughly analyze several schemes for simultaneous fracture localization and classification . Perfected the concept of approximation space . The experimental results show that lack of coordination in dealing with decision-making table of the image classification problem However , there are two intuitive assumptions , which are largely ignored : ( 1 ) The homogeneous samples should have positive contributions to approximate the nearest point in the probe set , while the heterogeneous samples should have no contributions and ( 2 ) the learned nearest points in each gallery set should have the lowest correlations . Therefore , this paper presents a novel method called nonnegative discriminative encoded nearest points for image set classification . Specifically , we use two explicit nonnegative constraints to ensure the coding coefficients sparse and discriminative simultaneously . Classification based on image sets has recently attracted great research interest as it holds more promise than single image based classification . In this paper , we propose an efficient and robust algorithm for image set classification . For computational efficiency in the analysis of large datasets , we combine weak KSFA classifiers with multi-class boosting techniques . Several applications to image-based classification are discussed . This paper provides an indication of distributed processing method and the programming models . . To proposed image data classification with hadoop based on semi supervise SVM learning algorithm . The experiment consequence illustrate that the proposed system can attain a enhanced consequence even dealing with big data volume Both of these stages are done so quickly by humans but it takes a long time for the computer . The application also uses MATLAB 2018a software with the CNN method we can find out the image data classification and can do the process of identifying images properly . However , it is not easy to get sufficient and appropriate images rapidly for these purposes . In this paper , we have designed a database that can automatically collect and classify images ; This database is characterized by high level features to image classifying . Its features include : extending a keyword through bootstrapping construction . The paper is focused on the idea to demonstrate the advantages of deep learning approaches over ordinary shallow neural network on their comparative applications to image classifying from such popular benchmark databases as FERET and MNIST . An autoassociative neural network is used as a standalone program realized the nonlinear principal component analysis for prior extracting the most informative features of input data for neural networks to be compared further as classifiers . The achieved accuracy on retrieval is evidence for the generalization properties of CNNs . The employed networks were trained for image classification using ImageNet dataset , optimizing classification error . Babenko et al . document : HD - CNN : Hierarchical Deep Convolutional Neural Network for Large Scale Visual Recognition In image classification , visual separability between different object categories is highly uneven , and some categories are more difficult to distinguish than others . Such difficult categories demand more dedicated classifiers . Learning reusable feature representations from large unlabeled datasets has been an area of active research . In the context of computer vision , one can leverage the practically unlimited amount of unlabeled images and videos to learn good intermediate representations , which can then be used on a variety of supervised learning tasks such as image classification . We propose that one way to build good image representations is by training Generative Adversarial Networks ( GANs ) Goodfellow2014 , and later reusing parts of the generator and discriminator networks as feature extractors for supervised tasks . Domain adaptation aims to alleviate the impact of such distribution mismatch such that the generalization ability of the learned model can be improved on the target domain . In computer vision , domain adaptation has been widely studied as an image classification problem in computer vision . Conventional methods include asymmetric metric learning , subspace interpolation , geodesic flow kernel , subspace alignment , covariance matrix alignment , . As shown in Fig . [ reference ] ( a ) , previous MIL networks integrate the MIL constraints into the network training by transferring the instance classification ( object detection ) problem to a bag classification ( image classification ) problem , where the final image scores are the aggregation of the proposal scores . However , there is a big gap between image classification and object detection . Few-shot image classification aims at training a model by using only a few ( e.g. , 5 or even 1 ) examples of novel classes . The established way of doing so is to rely on a larger set of base data for either pre-training a model , or for training in a meta-learning context . The fact that video annotation is labor-intensive inspires recent research to endeavor on few-shot video classification . The core motivation of our work is to mitigate the supervision scarcity issue in this few-shot setting via cross-domain meta-learning . We adopt an episode-based training scheme and directly optimize the few-shot learning objective . We evaluate OTAM on two challenging real-world datasets , Kinetics and Something-Something-V2 , and show that our model leads to significant improvement of few-shot video classification over a wide range of competitive baselines and outperforms state-of-the-art benchmarks by a large margin . In the field of computer vision , great progress has been made in the classification of few-shot images recently . However , challenges in improving classification accuracy and training stability remain . Secondly , in order to compare the feature information of the sample set and the query set , the feature information of the extracted sample set and the query set is combined into a new feature information in the feature combination module . Besides , the relationship coding module can learn a depth measurement method to calculate the relationship score of combined feature information and realize the classification of few-shot images . The performance of Attention Relation Compare Network Meta-Learning was evaluated on few-shot data set , namely the Omniglot and Mini ImageNet . The image pair with the largest response is selected , and the testing image is assigned to the same class of the paired image . We conduct few-shot visual classification experiments on three public image datasets . The experimental results and analysis show the effectiveness of the proposed IPBT method . Can we transfer knowledge learned by one-shot learning from one domain to another ? In this paper , we formulate the problem of domain adaption in one-shot image classification , where the training data and test data come from similar but different distributions . We propose a domain adaption framework based on adversarial networks . This sampling strategy can further improve the domain adaption performance . We investigate our approach in one-shot image classification tasks on different settings and achieve better results than previous methods . Code related to this paper is available at : https://github.com/NanqingD/DAOSL . It is challenging for modern deep neural networks that typically require hundreds or thousands of images per class . In this paper , we adopt metric learning for this problem , which has been applied for few- and many-shot image classification by comparing the distance between the test image and the center of each class in the feature space . However , for one-shot learning , the existing metric learning approaches would suffer poor performance because the single training image may not be representative of the class . Unlabelled image data is plentiful , but it is not always known which features will be required for downstream tasks . We propose a method for divergent search in the few-shot image classification setting and evaluate with Omniglot and Mini-ImageNet . This high-dimensional behavior space includes all possible ways of partitioning the data . Furthermore , we employ the episodic training mechanism to train the entire network in an end-to-end manner from scratch . Extensive experiments in two tasks , generic few-shot image classification and fine-grained fewshot image classification , demonstrate the superiority of the proposed CovaMNet . The source code can be available from https://github.com/WenbinLee/CovaMNet.git . Because the class semantics are so similar , we propose a new method called Centroid Networks which can achieve surprisingly high accuracies on Omniglot and miniImageNet without using any labels at meta-evaluation time . Our results suggest that those benchmarks are not adapted for supervised few-shot classification since the supervision itself is not necessary during meta-evaluation . The Meta-Dataset , a collection of 10 datasets , was recently proposed as a harder few-shot classification benchmark . Such a method could be used to evaluate uncertainty ( by measuring agreement between the samples ) , perform active learning , or elicit direct human supervision about which sample is preferable . For example , in safety - critical applications , such as few - shot medical image classification , uncertainty is crucial for determining if the learned classifier should be trusted . When learning from such small amounts of data , uncertainty estimation can also help predict if additional data would be beneficial for learning and improving the estimate of the rewards . [ reference ][ reference ][ reference ][ reference ][ reference ][ reference ][ reference ] . While these approaches have been demonstrated on simple few - shot image classification datasets [ reference ] , they have yet to scale to the more complex problems , such as the experiments in this paper . A number of works have approached the problem of few - shot learning from a meta - learning perspective [ reference ][ reference ] , including black - box [ reference ][ reference ][ reference ] and optimization - based approaches [ reference ][ reference ] . While these approaches scale to large - scale image datasets [ reference ] and visual reinforcement learning problems [ reference ] , they typically lack the ability to reason about uncertainty . , and ( 3 ) can our approach scale to deep convolutional networks ? We study two illustrative toy examples and a realistic ambiguous few - shot image classification problem . For the both experimental domains , we compare MAML to our probabilistic approach . In effect , our method trains the model to be easy to fine - tune . We demonstrate that this approach leads to state - of - the - art performance on two fewshot image classification benchmarks , produces good results on few - shot regression , and accelerates fine - tuning for policy gradient reinforcement learning with neural network policies . section : Introduction Learning quickly from small amounts of data is a topic of great interest . omniglot use Bayesian program induction for one - shot generation and classification , and train a Siamese ( ) convolutional network for one - shot image classification . We note the relation to the recent work one_shot_generative in which the authors use a conditional recurrent variational autoencoder capable of one - shot generalization by taking as extra input a conditioning data point . Abstract The dictionary used in sparse coding plays a key role in sparse representation-based classification . A desired dictionary should have powerful representational and discriminative capability . In this paper a novel Mahalanobis Distance based method for sparse representation classification was designed to improve the recognition efficiency for different illumination condition face images . Mahalanobis Distance and Cholesky decomposition are introduced to solve the sparse solution vector , and Mahalanobis Distance based Sparse Representation Classification(MSRC ) is designed to recognize the face image . Abstract Dictionary learning plays a crucial role in sparse representation based image classification . In this paper , we propose a novel approach to learn a discriminative dictionary with low-rank regularization on the dictionary . However , such an approach requires solving a computationally expensive optimization problem with time complexity Ω ( n2 ) . We propose a method that approximates the least squares solution of the sparse representation classification problem for HSIs using the Moore – Penrose pseudoinverse . The resulting time complexity of this approach reduces to O ( n2 ) . At the classification stage , the method computes the sparse learning based pixel similarity measure to identify the most affected region and to perform classification . The entire hardware model can be split into two important levels namely Algebric histogram based Feature extraction and sparse learning based feature classification using SDNN technique . The identification of the kidney Abnormality in the image is displayed with colour for easy identification and visibility in monitor using HDL algorithms . This paper proposes sparse proximity based fingerprint matching methodology . The sparse representation based classification problem can be solved as representing the test sample in terms of training set with some sparse residual error which is solved through sparse coding problem . The sparse representation based classification methodology learns an over-complete dictionary using the discriminating features extracted from the training samples . Extensive experiments on representative face databases demonstrate that the RRC is much more effective and efficient than state-of-the-art sparse representation based methods in dealing with face occlusion , corruption , lighting and expression changes , etc . Finally , we discuss the problem of dictionary learning ( DL ) for sparse representation based pattern classification , and propose a novel Fisher discrimination dictionary learning(FDDL ) scheme . Based on the Fisher discrimination criterion , a structured dictionary , whose dictionary atoms have correspondence to the class labels , is learnt so that the reconstruction residual after sparse coding can be used for pattern classification . As BM25 is not a linear function , RankSVM with linear kernel is not able to completely approximate it . However , surprisingly , for both dense vector representation and sparse vector representation , RankSVM works as well as neural networks ( see Table [ reference ] ) . Also , compared to the corresponding experiment in Table [ reference ] , the performance of the neural network with an external pre - trained embedding and IDF weighting is not considerably better than RankSVM .
We observe that the representations of similar samples have a high degree of similarity . In order to take advantage of this important similarity information , this paper proposes a new local knowledge-based collaborative representation model for image classification . Specifically , certain adjacent training samples of the testing image should be determined firstly , and then the representations of these neighborhoods can be applied to guide the coefficients of the testing samples to be more discriminative .
In this paper , we target the problem of fracture classification from clinical X-Ray images towards an automated Computer Aided Diagnosis ( CAD ) system . Although primarily dealing with an image classification problem , we argue that localizing the fracture in the image is crucial to make good class predictions . Therefore , we propose and thoroughly analyze several schemes for simultaneous fracture localization and classification .
Perfected the concept of approximation space . The experimental results show that lack of coordination in dealing with decision-making table of the image classification problem
However , there are two intuitive assumptions , which are largely ignored : ( 1 ) The homogeneous samples should have positive contributions to approximate the nearest point in the probe set , while the heterogeneous samples should have no contributions and ( 2 ) the learned nearest points in each gallery set should have the lowest correlations . Therefore , this paper presents a novel method called nonnegative discriminative encoded nearest points for image set classification . Specifically , we use two explicit nonnegative constraints to ensure the coding coefficients sparse and discriminative simultaneously .
Classification based on image sets has recently attracted great research interest as it holds more promise than single image based classification . In this paper , we propose an efficient and robust algorithm for image set classification .
For computational efficiency in the analysis of large datasets , we combine weak KSFA classifiers with multi-class boosting techniques . Several applications to image-based classification are discussed .
This paper provides an indication of distributed processing method and the programming models . . To proposed image data classification with hadoop based on semi supervise SVM learning algorithm . The experiment consequence illustrate that the proposed system can attain a enhanced consequence even dealing with big data volume
Both of these stages are done so quickly by humans but it takes a long time for the computer . The application also uses MATLAB 2018a software with the CNN method we can find out the image data classification and can do the process of identifying images properly .
However , it is not easy to get sufficient and appropriate images rapidly for these purposes . In this paper , we have designed a database that can automatically collect and classify images ; This database is characterized by high level features to image classifying . Its features include : extending a keyword through bootstrapping construction .
The paper is focused on the idea to demonstrate the advantages of deep learning approaches over ordinary shallow neural network on their comparative applications to image classifying from such popular benchmark databases as FERET and MNIST . An autoassociative neural network is used as a standalone program realized the nonlinear principal component analysis for prior extracting the most informative features of input data for neural networks to be compared further as classifiers .
The achieved accuracy on retrieval is evidence for the generalization properties of CNNs . The employed networks were trained for image classification using ImageNet dataset , optimizing classification error . Babenko et al .
document : HD - CNN : Hierarchical Deep Convolutional Neural Network for Large Scale Visual Recognition In image classification , visual separability between different object categories is highly uneven , and some categories are more difficult to distinguish than others . Such difficult categories demand more dedicated classifiers .
Learning reusable feature representations from large unlabeled datasets has been an area of active research . In the context of computer vision , one can leverage the practically unlimited amount of unlabeled images and videos to learn good intermediate representations , which can then be used on a variety of supervised learning tasks such as image classification . We propose that one way to build good image representations is by training Generative Adversarial Networks ( GANs ) Goodfellow2014 , and later reusing parts of the generator and discriminator networks as feature extractors for supervised tasks .
Domain adaptation aims to alleviate the impact of such distribution mismatch such that the generalization ability of the learned model can be improved on the target domain . In computer vision , domain adaptation has been widely studied as an image classification problem in computer vision . Conventional methods include asymmetric metric learning , subspace interpolation , geodesic flow kernel , subspace alignment , covariance matrix alignment , .
As shown in Fig . [ reference ] ( a ) , previous MIL networks integrate the MIL constraints into the network training by transferring the instance classification ( object detection ) problem to a bag classification ( image classification ) problem , where the final image scores are the aggregation of the proposal scores . However , there is a big gap between image classification and object detection .
Few-shot image classification aims at training a model by using only a few ( e.g. , 5 or even 1 ) examples of novel classes . The established way of doing so is to rely on a larger set of base data for either pre-training a model , or for training in a meta-learning context .
The fact that video annotation is labor-intensive inspires recent research to endeavor on few-shot video classification . The core motivation of our work is to mitigate the supervision scarcity issue in this few-shot setting via cross-domain meta-learning .
We adopt an episode-based training scheme and directly optimize the few-shot learning objective . We evaluate OTAM on two challenging real-world datasets , Kinetics and Something-Something-V2 , and show that our model leads to significant improvement of few-shot video classification over a wide range of competitive baselines and outperforms state-of-the-art benchmarks by a large margin .
In the field of computer vision , great progress has been made in the classification of few-shot images recently . However , challenges in improving classification accuracy and training stability remain .
Secondly , in order to compare the feature information of the sample set and the query set , the feature information of the extracted sample set and the query set is combined into a new feature information in the feature combination module . Besides , the relationship coding module can learn a depth measurement method to calculate the relationship score of combined feature information and realize the classification of few-shot images . The performance of Attention Relation Compare Network Meta-Learning was evaluated on few-shot data set , namely the Omniglot and Mini ImageNet .
The image pair with the largest response is selected , and the testing image is assigned to the same class of the paired image . We conduct few-shot visual classification experiments on three public image datasets . The experimental results and analysis show the effectiveness of the proposed IPBT method .
Can we transfer knowledge learned by one-shot learning from one domain to another ? In this paper , we formulate the problem of domain adaption in one-shot image classification , where the training data and test data come from similar but different distributions . We propose a domain adaption framework based on adversarial networks .
This sampling strategy can further improve the domain adaption performance . We investigate our approach in one-shot image classification tasks on different settings and achieve better results than previous methods . Code related to this paper is available at : https://github.com/NanqingD/DAOSL .
It is challenging for modern deep neural networks that typically require hundreds or thousands of images per class . In this paper , we adopt metric learning for this problem , which has been applied for few- and many-shot image classification by comparing the distance between the test image and the center of each class in the feature space . However , for one-shot learning , the existing metric learning approaches would suffer poor performance because the single training image may not be representative of the class .
Unlabelled image data is plentiful , but it is not always known which features will be required for downstream tasks . We propose a method for divergent search in the few-shot image classification setting and evaluate with Omniglot and Mini-ImageNet . This high-dimensional behavior space includes all possible ways of partitioning the data .
Furthermore , we employ the episodic training mechanism to train the entire network in an end-to-end manner from scratch . Extensive experiments in two tasks , generic few-shot image classification and fine-grained fewshot image classification , demonstrate the superiority of the proposed CovaMNet . The source code can be available from https://github.com/WenbinLee/CovaMNet.git .
Because the class semantics are so similar , we propose a new method called Centroid Networks which can achieve surprisingly high accuracies on Omniglot and miniImageNet without using any labels at meta-evaluation time . Our results suggest that those benchmarks are not adapted for supervised few-shot classification since the supervision itself is not necessary during meta-evaluation . The Meta-Dataset , a collection of 10 datasets , was recently proposed as a harder few-shot classification benchmark .
Such a method could be used to evaluate uncertainty ( by measuring agreement between the samples ) , perform active learning , or elicit direct human supervision about which sample is preferable . For example , in safety - critical applications , such as few - shot medical image classification , uncertainty is crucial for determining if the learned classifier should be trusted . When learning from such small amounts of data , uncertainty estimation can also help predict if additional data would be beneficial for learning and improving the estimate of the rewards .
[ reference ][ reference ][ reference ][ reference ][ reference ][ reference ][ reference ] . While these approaches have been demonstrated on simple few - shot image classification datasets [ reference ] , they have yet to scale to the more complex problems , such as the experiments in this paper . A number of works have approached the problem of few - shot learning from a meta - learning perspective [ reference ][ reference ] , including black - box [ reference ][ reference ][ reference ] and optimization - based approaches [ reference ][ reference ] . While these approaches scale to large - scale image datasets [ reference ] and visual reinforcement learning problems [ reference ] , they typically lack the ability to reason about uncertainty .
, and ( 3 ) can our approach scale to deep convolutional networks ? We study two illustrative toy examples and a realistic ambiguous few - shot image classification problem . For the both experimental domains , we compare MAML to our probabilistic approach .
In effect , our method trains the model to be easy to fine - tune . We demonstrate that this approach leads to state - of - the - art performance on two fewshot image classification benchmarks , produces good results on few - shot regression , and accelerates fine - tuning for policy gradient reinforcement learning with neural network policies . section : Introduction
Learning quickly from small amounts of data is a topic of great interest . omniglot use Bayesian program induction for one - shot generation and classification , and train a Siamese ( ) convolutional network for one - shot image classification . We note the relation to the recent work one_shot_generative in which the authors use a conditional recurrent variational autoencoder capable of one - shot generalization by taking as extra input a conditioning data point .
Abstract The dictionary used in sparse coding plays a key role in sparse representation-based classification . A desired dictionary should have powerful representational and discriminative capability .
In this paper a novel Mahalanobis Distance based method for sparse representation classification was designed to improve the recognition efficiency for different illumination condition face images . Mahalanobis Distance and Cholesky decomposition are introduced to solve the sparse solution vector , and Mahalanobis Distance based Sparse Representation Classification(MSRC ) is designed to recognize the face image .
Abstract Dictionary learning plays a crucial role in sparse representation based image classification . In this paper , we propose a novel approach to learn a discriminative dictionary with low-rank regularization on the dictionary .
However , such an approach requires solving a computationally expensive optimization problem with time complexity Ω ( n2 ) . We propose a method that approximates the least squares solution of the sparse representation classification problem for HSIs using the Moore – Penrose pseudoinverse . The resulting time complexity of this approach reduces to O ( n2 ) .
At the classification stage , the method computes the sparse learning based pixel similarity measure to identify the most affected region and to perform classification . The entire hardware model can be split into two important levels namely Algebric histogram based Feature extraction and sparse learning based feature classification using SDNN technique . The identification of the kidney Abnormality in the image is displayed with colour for easy identification and visibility in monitor using HDL algorithms .
This paper proposes sparse proximity based fingerprint matching methodology . The sparse representation based classification problem can be solved as representing the test sample in terms of training set with some sparse residual error which is solved through sparse coding problem . The sparse representation based classification methodology learns an over-complete dictionary using the discriminating features extracted from the training samples .
Extensive experiments on representative face databases demonstrate that the RRC is much more effective and efficient than state-of-the-art sparse representation based methods in dealing with face occlusion , corruption , lighting and expression changes , etc . Finally , we discuss the problem of dictionary learning ( DL ) for sparse representation based pattern classification , and propose a novel Fisher discrimination dictionary learning(FDDL ) scheme . Based on the Fisher discrimination criterion , a structured dictionary , whose dictionary atoms have correspondence to the class labels , is learnt so that the reconstruction residual after sparse coding can be used for pattern classification .
As BM25 is not a linear function , RankSVM with linear kernel is not able to completely approximate it . However , surprisingly , for both dense vector representation and sparse vector representation , RankSVM works as well as neural networks ( see Table [ reference ] ) . Also , compared to the corresponding experiment in Table [ reference ] , the performance of the neural network with an external pre - trained embedding and IDF weighting is not considerably better than RankSVM .
A New Local Knowledge-Based Collaborative Representation for Image Recognition Weakly-Supervised Localization and Classification of Proximal Femur Fractures The Bayesian Rough Set Based Approach for Image Classification Nonnegative discriminative encoded nearest points for image set classification Sparse approximated nearest points for image set classification Splitting Factor Analysis and Multi-Class Boosting Image Data Classification using Hadoop Based on Semi Supervise Algorithm IDENTIFIKASI CITRA DAUN DENGAN MENGGUNAKAN METODE DEEP LEARNING CONVOLUTIONAL NEURAL NETWORK (CNN) Building an automatic annotate image system by using bootstrapping Shallow and deep learning for image classification CNN Image Retrieval Learns from BoW: Unsupervised Fine-Tuning with Hard Examples HD-CNN: Hierarchical Deep Convolutional Neural Networks for Large Scale Visual Recognition Unsupervised Representation Learning with Deep Convolutional Generative Adversarial Networks ROAD: Reality Oriented Adaptation for Semantic Segmentation of Urban Scenes PCL: Proposal Cluster Learning for Weakly Supervised Object Detection Associative Alignment for Few-shot Image Classification Google Helps YouTube: Learning Few-Shot Video Classification from Historic Tasks and Cross-Domain Sample Transfer Few-Shot Video Classification via Temporal Alignment Few-Shot Learning Based on Attention Relation Compare Network Few-Shot Visual Classification Using Image Pairs With Binary Transformation Domain Adaption in One-Shot Learning One-Shot Image Classification by Learning to Restore Prototypes Divergent Search for Few-Shot Image Classification Distribution Consistency Based Covariance Metric Networks for Few-Shot Learning Are Few-shot Learning Benchmarks Too Simple ? Probabilistic Model-Agnostic Meta-Learning Model-Agnostic Meta-Learning for Fast Adaptation of Deep Networks Towards a Neural Statistician Discriminative low-rank graph preserving dictionary learning with Schatten-p quasi-norm regularization for image recognition Sparse Representation Classification Algorithm Based on Mahalanobis Distance Learning low-rank and discriminative dictionary for image classification Improving execution time for supervised sparse representation classification of hyperspectral images using the Moore–Penrose pseudoinverse FPGA design of efficient kidney image classification using algebric histogram feature model and sparse deep neural network (SDNN) techniques Sparse proximity based robust fingerprint recognition Regularized robust coding and dictionary learning for face recognition Neural Ranking Models with Weak Supervision
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