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Volume 161, Issue CApr 2023
Publisher:
  • Elsevier Science Ltd.
  • The Boulevard Langford Lane Kidlington, Oxford OX5 1GB
  • United Kingdom
ISSN:0893-6080
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Knowledge-Preserving continual person re-identification using Graph Attention Network
Abstract

Person re-identification (ReID), considered as a sub-problem of image retrieval, is critical for intelligent security. The general practice is to train a deep model on images from a particular scenario (also known as a domain) and ...

rapid-communication
VISAL—A novel learning strategy to address class imbalance
Abstract

In the imbalance data scenarios, Deep Neural Networks (DNNs) fail to generalize well on minority classes. In this letter, we propose a simple and effective learning function i.e, Visually Interpretable Space Adjustment Learning (VISAL) ...

research-article
Learning matrix factorization with scalable distance metric and regularizer
Abstract

Matrix factorization has always been an encouraging field, which attempts to extract discriminative features from high-dimensional data. However, it suffers from negative generalization ability and high computational complexity when ...

Highlights

  • Propose a learnable method to approximate several popular matrix factorizations.

research-article
BalanceHRNet: An effective network for bottom-up human pose estimation
Abstract

In the study of human pose estimation, which is widely used in safety and sports scenes, the performance of deep learning methods is greatly reduced in high overlap rate and crowded scenes. Therefore, we propose a bottom-up model, ...

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MixGradient: A gradient-based re-weighting scheme with mixup for imbalanced data streams
Abstract

A challenge for contemporary deep neural networks in real-world problems is learning from an imbalanced data stream, where data tends to be received chunk by chunk over time, and the prior class distribution is severely imbalanced. ...

review-article
Eigen value based loss function for training attractors in iterated autoencoders
Abstract

The way that the human brain handles the input variations has been one of the most interesting areas of research for neuroscientists. There are some evidences that the human brain acts like an attractor when trying to memorize or ...

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