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Introduction. Problem: Classifying attributes and actions in still images Model: Collection of part templates Specific scale space locations (human centric) Discriminative learning Sparse Activation. Motivation. Train. Test. Train. Test. Overview. Mining Parts & - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Introduction

Problem: Classifying attributes and actions in still images

Model: Collection of part templates Specific scale space locations (human centric) Discriminative learning Sparse Activation

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Motivation

Train Test Train Test

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Overview

Image Scoring

Mining Parts &

Learning Templates

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Formulation

fractional multiples of width and height

Dataset:

Model:

Objective:

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Model

fractional multiples of width and height

. . . Part 1 Part 2 Part 3

parts

d = 1000 Model

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Model & ScoringImage ScoringModel

overlap constraintsparse activationOptimization: Greedy selection of 0.33 overlap constraint

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Model Initialization1) randomly sample the positive training images for patch positions:

2) Initialize model parts:

perfect case: worst case:

3) BoF features normalized 105 patches.

3) Prunning: remove unused parts

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Learning

k = 4

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ExperimentsWillow 7 Human actions

27 Human Attributes (HAT)

Stanford 40 Human Actions

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ImplementationFeatures:

– VLFeat - Dense SIFT, • step size: 4 pixels• square patches (8 to 40 pixels)

– k-means - vocabulary 1000– explicit feature map + Bhattacharyya (Hellinger – Square root) kernel

Baseline: 4 level spatial pyramidImmediate context:

– expand the human bounding boxes by 50% in both width and heightFull image context:

– full image classifier uses 4 level SPM with an exponential 2

kernel

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Qualitative Results

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Willow Actions

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Database of Human Attributes (HAT)

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Stanford 40 Actions

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Learned Parts - I

In each row, the first image is the patch used to initializethe part and the remaining images are its top scoring patches

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Learned Parts - II

In each row, the first image is the patch used to initializethe part and the remaining images are its top scoring patches

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Learned Parts - III

In each row, the first image is the patch used to initializethe part and the remaining images are its top scoring patches