Multilabel Classification using K-shot Digestion – A non-parametric model is computed within a learning-based framework based on the Bayesian nonparametric algorithm. This is based on an efficient search tree model based on an efficient multilabel clustering algorithm. The approach is developed using the model’s nonparametric feature set to obtain non-parametric features that are used to compute classification results for this application. The proposed method is applied to two databases (SciMIL 2016 and CIFAR-10) and the results show that: (1) classification accuracy can be improved by using the model’s nonparametric feature set; (2) the clustering results obtained in SciMIL 2016 and CIFAR-10 are comparable to other literature; (3) classification accuracy and clustering performance of the supervised classification algorithm is comparable to other literature.
In this paper, we propose an accurate and versatile method to capture RGB images by using a low-rank convolutional network. Unlike traditional RGB image retrieval methods with pixel-level labels, this approach can recover RGB images by using low-rank labels. In this paper, we provide a general framework for RGB image retrieval with a low-rank convolutional network, and we demonstrate its capability by implementing the novel architecture in a neural network. We use the recurrent neural network to learn an image-level semantic representation of the image, and then propose a novel low-rank CNN architecture to perform retrieval. Through experiments, our approach has successfully outperformed the state-of-the-art RGB image retrieval methods on the PASCAL VOC dataset of 9,853 RGB image images, achieving an accuracy of 0.821 points for a small accuracy gap.
Toward Optimal Learning of Latent-Variable Models
Multilabel Classification using K-shot Digestion
The Laplacian Distance for Distance Preservation in Bayesian Networks
Complexity-Aware Image Adjustment Using a Convolutional Neural Network with LSTM for RGB-based Action RecognitionIn this paper, we propose an accurate and versatile method to capture RGB images by using a low-rank convolutional network. Unlike traditional RGB image retrieval methods with pixel-level labels, this approach can recover RGB images by using low-rank labels. In this paper, we provide a general framework for RGB image retrieval with a low-rank convolutional network, and we demonstrate its capability by implementing the novel architecture in a neural network. We use the recurrent neural network to learn an image-level semantic representation of the image, and then propose a novel low-rank CNN architecture to perform retrieval. Through experiments, our approach has successfully outperformed the state-of-the-art RGB image retrieval methods on the PASCAL VOC dataset of 9,853 RGB image images, achieving an accuracy of 0.821 points for a small accuracy gap.