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How to visualise GIST features of an image


Match an image from a set of images : Combine traditional Computer vision + Deep Learning/CNNspeech accent recognition data augmentation and trainingIs it possible to design a deep CNN model on a small size image datasetAdvantages of one shot learning over image classificationHow to add non-image features along side images as the input of CNNsDetecting if an image can be made BW/Greyscale/ColourCNN to learn and visualize 2d featuresit is possible to use features maps of CNN to localised important areas in image?Image classification using Semantic Segmented ImagesDesigning a pretrained DNN for image similarity













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I am currently working on a image classification application using deep learning algorithms (either by using GIST features or CNN). I need help in understanding the below queries.



  1. I have extracted the GIST features of an image (Reference Link : https://github.com/tuttieee/lear-gist-python). These extracted features will be given as input to deep learning algorithm to classify the images.
    Is there a way to visualize the extracted features on top of the image?


  2. CNN or GIST, Which is better for image classification? Is GIST outdated when compared to CNN?


Thank you,
KK










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    I am currently working on a image classification application using deep learning algorithms (either by using GIST features or CNN). I need help in understanding the below queries.



    1. I have extracted the GIST features of an image (Reference Link : https://github.com/tuttieee/lear-gist-python). These extracted features will be given as input to deep learning algorithm to classify the images.
      Is there a way to visualize the extracted features on top of the image?


    2. CNN or GIST, Which is better for image classification? Is GIST outdated when compared to CNN?


    Thank you,
    KK










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      $begingroup$


      I am currently working on a image classification application using deep learning algorithms (either by using GIST features or CNN). I need help in understanding the below queries.



      1. I have extracted the GIST features of an image (Reference Link : https://github.com/tuttieee/lear-gist-python). These extracted features will be given as input to deep learning algorithm to classify the images.
        Is there a way to visualize the extracted features on top of the image?


      2. CNN or GIST, Which is better for image classification? Is GIST outdated when compared to CNN?


      Thank you,
      KK










      share|improve this question









      $endgroup$




      I am currently working on a image classification application using deep learning algorithms (either by using GIST features or CNN). I need help in understanding the below queries.



      1. I have extracted the GIST features of an image (Reference Link : https://github.com/tuttieee/lear-gist-python). These extracted features will be given as input to deep learning algorithm to classify the images.
        Is there a way to visualize the extracted features on top of the image?


      2. CNN or GIST, Which is better for image classification? Is GIST outdated when compared to CNN?


      Thank you,
      KK







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          Given that code is trivial for both (GIST + Network and Raw Pixel + Network), you can try three approaches for a given project.



          1. GIST + Dense layers (GIST is not space-distributed)

          2. Raw Pixels + CNN + Dense Layers

          3. Raw pixels + CNN + Dense + input layer 2 (GIST) + Dense

          For some projects, GIST can help since it is an abstract feature that CNN might or might not learn.



          EDIT : Following paper compares GIST and CNN



          https://arxiv.org/pdf/1504.05241.pdf



          Regarding :




          Is there a way to visualize the extracted features on top of the image?




          This can be done with an attention layer in approach 3 (CNN + GIST).



          CNN provides spacial distribution (Required for visualization) and dense layer that merges CNN's output with GIST can be used with an attention layer.



          Paper for visualization : https://arxiv.org/abs/1502.03044






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            Thank you for the information. Really helped me understanding the concepts. Will check the feasibility of implementation and update you here.
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          Given that code is trivial for both (GIST + Network and Raw Pixel + Network), you can try three approaches for a given project.



          1. GIST + Dense layers (GIST is not space-distributed)

          2. Raw Pixels + CNN + Dense Layers

          3. Raw pixels + CNN + Dense + input layer 2 (GIST) + Dense

          For some projects, GIST can help since it is an abstract feature that CNN might or might not learn.



          EDIT : Following paper compares GIST and CNN



          https://arxiv.org/pdf/1504.05241.pdf



          Regarding :




          Is there a way to visualize the extracted features on top of the image?




          This can be done with an attention layer in approach 3 (CNN + GIST).



          CNN provides spacial distribution (Required for visualization) and dense layer that merges CNN's output with GIST can be used with an attention layer.



          Paper for visualization : https://arxiv.org/abs/1502.03044






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          • $begingroup$
            Added some details on visualization
            $endgroup$
            – Shamit Verma
            Mar 20 at 9:55










          • $begingroup$
            Thank you for the information. Really helped me understanding the concepts. Will check the feasibility of implementation and update you here.
            $endgroup$
            – KK2491
            Mar 21 at 3:04















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          $begingroup$

          Given that code is trivial for both (GIST + Network and Raw Pixel + Network), you can try three approaches for a given project.



          1. GIST + Dense layers (GIST is not space-distributed)

          2. Raw Pixels + CNN + Dense Layers

          3. Raw pixels + CNN + Dense + input layer 2 (GIST) + Dense

          For some projects, GIST can help since it is an abstract feature that CNN might or might not learn.



          EDIT : Following paper compares GIST and CNN



          https://arxiv.org/pdf/1504.05241.pdf



          Regarding :




          Is there a way to visualize the extracted features on top of the image?




          This can be done with an attention layer in approach 3 (CNN + GIST).



          CNN provides spacial distribution (Required for visualization) and dense layer that merges CNN's output with GIST can be used with an attention layer.



          Paper for visualization : https://arxiv.org/abs/1502.03044






          share|improve this answer











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          • $begingroup$
            Added some details on visualization
            $endgroup$
            – Shamit Verma
            Mar 20 at 9:55










          • $begingroup$
            Thank you for the information. Really helped me understanding the concepts. Will check the feasibility of implementation and update you here.
            $endgroup$
            – KK2491
            Mar 21 at 3:04













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          $begingroup$

          Given that code is trivial for both (GIST + Network and Raw Pixel + Network), you can try three approaches for a given project.



          1. GIST + Dense layers (GIST is not space-distributed)

          2. Raw Pixels + CNN + Dense Layers

          3. Raw pixels + CNN + Dense + input layer 2 (GIST) + Dense

          For some projects, GIST can help since it is an abstract feature that CNN might or might not learn.



          EDIT : Following paper compares GIST and CNN



          https://arxiv.org/pdf/1504.05241.pdf



          Regarding :




          Is there a way to visualize the extracted features on top of the image?




          This can be done with an attention layer in approach 3 (CNN + GIST).



          CNN provides spacial distribution (Required for visualization) and dense layer that merges CNN's output with GIST can be used with an attention layer.



          Paper for visualization : https://arxiv.org/abs/1502.03044






          share|improve this answer











          $endgroup$



          Given that code is trivial for both (GIST + Network and Raw Pixel + Network), you can try three approaches for a given project.



          1. GIST + Dense layers (GIST is not space-distributed)

          2. Raw Pixels + CNN + Dense Layers

          3. Raw pixels + CNN + Dense + input layer 2 (GIST) + Dense

          For some projects, GIST can help since it is an abstract feature that CNN might or might not learn.



          EDIT : Following paper compares GIST and CNN



          https://arxiv.org/pdf/1504.05241.pdf



          Regarding :




          Is there a way to visualize the extracted features on top of the image?




          This can be done with an attention layer in approach 3 (CNN + GIST).



          CNN provides spacial distribution (Required for visualization) and dense layer that merges CNN's output with GIST can be used with an attention layer.



          Paper for visualization : https://arxiv.org/abs/1502.03044







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          • $begingroup$
            Thank you for the information. Really helped me understanding the concepts. Will check the feasibility of implementation and update you here.
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          • $begingroup$
            Added some details on visualization
            $endgroup$
            – Shamit Verma
            Mar 20 at 9:55










          • $begingroup$
            Thank you for the information. Really helped me understanding the concepts. Will check the feasibility of implementation and update you here.
            $endgroup$
            – KK2491
            Mar 21 at 3:04















          $begingroup$
          Added some details on visualization
          $endgroup$
          – Shamit Verma
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          $begingroup$
          Thank you for the information. Really helped me understanding the concepts. Will check the feasibility of implementation and update you here.
          $endgroup$
          – KK2491
          Mar 21 at 3:04




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