A semi-supervised convolutional neural network based on subspace representation for image classification

A semi-supervised convolutional neural network based on subspace representation for image classification
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基于子空间表示的半监督卷积神经网络用于图像分类

DOI:
10.1186/s13640-020-00507-5
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发表时间:
2020-06-16
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2.4
通讯作者:
dos Santos, Kenny V.
dos Santos, Kenny V.
中科院分区:
计算机科学4区
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作者:
Gatto, Bernardo B.;Souza, Lincon S.;dos Santos, Kenny V.

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This work presents a shallow network based on subspaces with applications in image classification. Recently, shallow networks based on PCA filter banks have been employed to solve many computer vision-related problems including texture classification, face recognition, and scene understanding. These approaches are robust, with a straightforward implementation that enables fast prototyping of practical applications. However, these architectures employ either unsupervised or supervised learning. As a result, they may not achieve highly discriminative features in more complicated computer vision problems containing variations in camera motion, object's appearance, pose, scale, and texture, due to drawbacks related to each learning paradigm. To cope with this disadvantage, we propose a semi-supervised shallow network equipped with both unsupervised and supervised filter banks, presenting representative and discriminative abilities. Besides, the introduced architecture is flexible, performing favorably on different applications whose amount of supervised data is an issue, making it an attractive choice in practice. The proposed network is evaluated on five datasets. The results show improvement in terms of prediction rate, comparing to current shallow networks.