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A novel multi-scale and sparsity auto-encoder for classification
DOI:10.1007/s13042-022-01632-5.png)
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The inspiration for generating the multi-scale feature representation originates from the basic observation that multi-scale is closely related to human visual physiological characteristics. Also, since the increase of hidden layer neurons and the amount of data leads to the rise of redundant information, a large amount of calculation makes a model more complex. This paper proposes a novel learning method, namely, multi-scale feature consistency regularization and L-21-norm minimization sparse auto-encoder (LR21-MSAE). The multi-scale feature consistency regularization can achieve the latent representations and the visual details while retaining multi-scale information. This method ensures that LR21-MSAE can get valid information for better classification accuracy. By implementing the L-21-norm minimization constraint, the LR21-MSAE can adaptively eliminate the potential noise and redundant neurons by enforcing some rows and columns of the weight matrix to be reduced to zero. It can reduce the complexity of the learning model and promote learning sparsity features to generate a compact network. Moreover, introducing the Wasserstein distance in the sparse auto-encoder to measure the difference between the two distributions allows for a more stable training process and faster convergence. To complete the test of the LR21-MSAE model, we choose to conduct the experiments on some publicly available datasets MNIST, Fashion-MNIST, CIFAR-10, USPS, ISOLET, Pendigits, and Ecoli. We demonstrate the advantages of LR21-MSAE, through the experimental results, compared with state-of-the-art feature extraction methods.
Keyword:
Feature representation
Auto-encoder
Multi-scale feature
L-21-norm
Classification
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