Fast and easy control with dense convolutional neural networks – Most of the machine learning (ML) techniques for semantic segmentation have been used to classify large-scale object images, and to classify objects in large class collections. However, they are not yet a viable tool for large-scale object segmentation. We present a novel ML formulation to solve the ML problems involving large class collections of objects. Specifically, we propose a novel semantic segmentation strategy. The proposed strategy combines a semantic segmentation method, which simultaneously models object semantics in a large data set and an ML method, which predicts the segmentation probability in a large class by taking into consideration a large number of classes. The ML method is implemented as a supervised neural network and it takes a deep representation of the semantic segmentation probability within the ML system. To further reduce model complexity, we provide a novel ML analysis method based on the segmentation probability within the ML network. We propose a novel ML-LM algorithm to achieve the semantic segmentation probability within the ML system. Experimental results indicate that our ML ML-LM algorithm delivers significantly higher classification throughput than a conventional ML-SVM algorithm.
We propose a novel deep sparse coding method that is based on learning with a linear sparsity of the neural network features. Specifically, we propose a supervised supervised learning algorithm that learns a sparse coding model of the network features, which we call an adaptive sparse coding process (ASCP). Our method uses a linear regularization term to learn a sparse coding model of the network features. While our method learns a sparse coding model from the sparsity of network features, we also propose a linear sparsity term that is directly derived from spatial data sources. In this paper, we illustrate the proposed method through a simulated, real-world task, and show that our sparse coding algorithm outperforms state-of-the-art sparse coding methods in terms of accuracy.
Learning a Reliable 3D Human Pose from Semantic Web Videos
Machine learning and networked sensing
Fast and easy control with dense convolutional neural networks
An iterative model of the learning of semantic representation patterns
Sparse Sparse Coding for Deep Neural Networks via Sparsity DistributionsWe propose a novel deep sparse coding method that is based on learning with a linear sparsity of the neural network features. Specifically, we propose a supervised supervised learning algorithm that learns a sparse coding model of the network features, which we call an adaptive sparse coding process (ASCP). Our method uses a linear regularization term to learn a sparse coding model of the network features. While our method learns a sparse coding model from the sparsity of network features, we also propose a linear sparsity term that is directly derived from spatial data sources. In this paper, we illustrate the proposed method through a simulated, real-world task, and show that our sparse coding algorithm outperforms state-of-the-art sparse coding methods in terms of accuracy.