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Assessing Capsule Networks with Biased Data

Assessing Capsule Networks with Biased Data
Assessing Capsule Networks with Biased Data
Machine learning based methods achieves impressive results in object classification and detection. Utilizing representative data of the visual world during the training phase is crucial to achieve good performance with such data driven approaches. However, it not always possible to access bias-free datasets thus, robustness to biased data is a desirable property for a learning system. Capsule Networks have been introduced recently and their tolerance to biased data has received little attention. This paper aims to fill this gap and proposes two experimental scenarios to assess the tolerance to imbalanced training data and to determine the generalization performance of a model with unfamiliar affine transformations of the images. This paper assesses dynamic routing and EM routing based Capsule Networks and proposes a comparison with Convolutional Neural Networks in the two tested scenarios. The presented results provide new insights into the behaviour of capsule networks.
Capsule Networks, Bias, Comparison, Evaluation
90-100
Ferrarini, Bruno
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Ehsan, Shoaib
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Bartoli, Adrien
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Leonardis, Ales
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McDonald-Maier, Klaus D.
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Ferrarini, Bruno
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Ehsan, Shoaib
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Bartoli, Adrien
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Leonardis, Ales
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McDonald-Maier, Klaus D.
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Ferrarini, Bruno, Ehsan, Shoaib, Bartoli, Adrien, Leonardis, Ales and McDonald-Maier, Klaus D. (2019) Assessing Capsule Networks with Biased Data. In, IMAGE ANALYSIS. (Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 11482) pp. 90-100. (doi:10.1007/978-3-030-20205-7_8).

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Abstract

Machine learning based methods achieves impressive results in object classification and detection. Utilizing representative data of the visual world during the training phase is crucial to achieve good performance with such data driven approaches. However, it not always possible to access bias-free datasets thus, robustness to biased data is a desirable property for a learning system. Capsule Networks have been introduced recently and their tolerance to biased data has received little attention. This paper aims to fill this gap and proposes two experimental scenarios to assess the tolerance to imbalanced training data and to determine the generalization performance of a model with unfamiliar affine transformations of the images. This paper assesses dynamic routing and EM routing based Capsule Networks and proposes a comparison with Convolutional Neural Networks in the two tested scenarios. The presented results provide new insights into the behaviour of capsule networks.

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Published date: 2019
Keywords: Capsule Networks, Bias, Comparison, Evaluation

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Local EPrints ID: 478951
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/478951
PURE UUID: c32fa5ab-bbfb-4772-a137-f5566811e300
ORCID for Shoaib Ehsan: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0001-9631-1898

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Last modified: 17 Mar 2024 04:16

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Author: Bruno Ferrarini
Author: Shoaib Ehsan ORCID iD
Author: Adrien Bartoli
Author: Ales Leonardis
Author: Klaus D. McDonald-Maier

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