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Angular Deep Supervised Vector Quantization for Image Retrieval
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DOI：10.1109/TNNLS.2020.3043103.png)
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Most of the deep quantization methods adopt unsupervised approaches, and the quantization process usually occurs in the Euclidean space on top of the deep feature and its approximate value. When this approach is applied to the retrieval tasks, since the internal product space of the retrieval process is different from the Euclidean space of quantization, minimizing the quantization error (QE) does not necessarily lead to a good performance on the maximum inner product search (MIPS). To solve these problems, we treat Softmax classification as vector quantization (VQ) with angular decision boundaries and propose angular deep supervised VQ (ADSVQ) for image retrieval. Our approach can simultaneously learn the discriminative feature representation and the updatable codebook, both lying on a hypersphere. To reduce the QE between centroids and deep features, two regularization terms are proposed as supervision signals to encourage the intra-class compactness and inter-class balance, respectively. ADSVQ explicitly reformulates the asymmetric distance computation in MIPS to transform the image retrieval process into a two-stage classification process. Moreover, we discuss the extension of multiple-label cases from the perspective of quantization with binary classification. Extensive experiments demonstrate that the proposed ADSVQ has excellent performance on four well-known image data sets when compared with the state-of-the-art hashing methods.
Keywords:
Quantization (signal)
Neural networks
Image retrieval
Task analysis
Optimization
Deep learning
Training
Deep learning
image retrieval
nearest neighbor search
neural networks
vector quantization (VQ)
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