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7 \begin{document} |
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8 \title{Generating and Exploiting Perturbed Training Data for Deep Architectures} |
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10 \date{April 2010, Technical Report, Dept. IRO, U. Montreal} |
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12 \maketitle |
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15 Recent theoretical and empirical work in statistical machine learning has |
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16 demonstrated the importance of learning algorithms for deep |
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17 architectures, i.e., function classes obtained by composing multiple |
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18 non-linear transformations. In the area of handwriting recognition, |
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19 deep learning algorithms |
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20 had been evaluated on rather small datasets with a few tens of thousands |
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21 of examples. Here we propose a powerful generator of variations |
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22 of examples for character images based on a pipeline of stochastic |
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23 transformations that include not only the usual affine transformations |
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24 but also the addition of slant, local elastic deformations, changes |
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25 in thickness, background images, color, contrast, occlusion, and |
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26 various types of pixel and spatially correlated noise. |
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27 We evaluate a deep learning algorithm (Stacked Denoising Autoencoders) |
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28 on the task of learning to classify digits and letters transformed |
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29 with this pipeline, using the hundreds of millions of generated examples |
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30 and testing on the full NIST test set. |
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31 We find that the SDA outperforms its |
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33 and that it is better able to take advantage of the additional |
| 438 | 34 generated data, as well as better able to take advantage of |
| 35 training from more classes than those of interest in the end. | |
| 36 In fact, we find that the SDA reaches human performance as | |
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38 \end{abstract} |
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40 \section{Introduction} |
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43 statistical machine learning (see~\emcite{Bengio-2009} for a review). |
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45 of useful representations of data, which are better suited to the task at hand. |
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46 This is in great part inspired by observations of the mammalian visual cortex, |
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47 which consists of a chain of processing elements, each of which is associated with a |
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49 it was found recently that the features learnt in deep architectures resemble |
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50 those observed in the first two of these stages (in areas V1 and V2 |
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51 of visual cortex)~\cite{HonglakL2008}. |
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53 new {\bf representations} that can be used for analysis or classification. |
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58 (e.g.\ SIFT features~\cite{Lowe04}), but deep learning algorithms |
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60 levels~\cite{HonglakL2008,ranzato-08,Koray-08,VincentPLarochelleH2008-very-small}. |
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76 \section{Perturbation and Transformation of Character Images} |
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77 This section describes the different transformations we used to generate data, in their order. |
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81 \subsection{Adding Slant} |
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82 In order to mimic a slant effect, we simply shift each row of the image proportionnaly to its height: $shift = round(slant \times height)$. |
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83 We round the shift in order to have a discret displacement. We do not use a filter to smooth the result in order to save computing time |
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92 To change the thickness of the characters we used morpholigical operators: dilation and erosion~\cite{Haralick87,Serra82}. |
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94 The basic idea of such transform is, for each pixel, to multiply in the element-wise manner its neighbourhood with a matrix called the structuring element. |
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99 for each image, we radomly sample the operator type (dilation or erosion) with equal probability and one structural element |
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100 from a subset of the $n$ smallest structuring elements where $n$ is $round(10 \times complexity)$ for dilation and $round(6 \times complexity)$ for erosion. |
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102 Erosion allows only the six smallest structural elements because when the character is too thin it may erase it completly. |
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106 The matrix is of size $2 \times 3$, so we can represent it by six parameters $(a,b,c,d,e,f)$. |
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153 This filter selects random parts of other (hereafter "occlusive") letter images and places them over the original letter (hereafter "occluded") image. To be more precise, having selected a subregion of the occlusive image and a desination position in the occluded image, to determine the final value for a given overlapping pixel, it selects whichever pixel is the lightest. As a reminder, the background value is 0, black, so the value nearest to 1 is selected. |
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| 215 The ratures ("scratches") filter places line-like white patches on the image. The lines are in fact heavily transformed images of the digit "1" (one), chosen at random among five thousands such start images of this digit. | |
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| 217 Once the image is selected, the transformation begins by finding the first $top$, $bottom$, $right$ and $left$ non-zero pixels in the image. It is then cropped to the region thus delimited, then this cropped version is expanded to 32x32 again. It is then rotated by a random angle having a Gaussian distribution of mean 90 and standard deviation $100 \times complexity$ (in degrees). The rotation is done with bicubic interpolation. | |
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| 219 The rotated image is then resized to 50x50, with anti-aliasing. In that image, we crop the image again by selecting a region delimited horizontally to $left$ to $left+32$ and vertically by $top$ to $top+32$. | |
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| 221 Once this is done, two passes of a greyscale morphological erosion filter are applied. Put briefly, this erosion filter reduces the width of the line by a certain $smoothing$ amount. For small complexities (< 0.5), $smoothing$ is 6, so the line is very small. For complexities ranging from 0.25 to 0.5, $smoothing$ is 5. It is 4 for complexities 0.5 to 0.75, and 3 for higher complexities. | |
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| 223 To compensate for border effects, the image is then cropped to 28x28 by removing two pixels everywhere on the borders, then expanded to 32x32 again. The pixel values are then linearly expanded such that the minimum value is 0 and the maximal one is 1. Then, 50\% of the time, the image is vertically flipped. | |
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| 349 the best SDA (again according to validation set error), along with a precise estimate | |
| 350 of human performance obtained via Amazon's Mechanical Turk (AMT) | |
| 351 service\footnote{http://mturk.com}. AMT users are paid small amounts | |
| 352 of money to perform tasks for which human intelligence is required. | |
| 353 Mechanical Turk has been used extensively in natural language | |
| 354 processing \cite{SnowEtAl2008} and vision | |
| 355 \cite{SorokinAndForsyth2008,whitehill09}. AMT users where presented | |
| 356 with 10 character images and asked to type 10 corresponding ascii | |
| 357 characters. Hence they were forced to make a hard choice among the | |
| 358 62 character classes. Three users classified each image, allowing | |
| 359 to estimate inter-human variability (shown as +/- in parenthesis below). | |
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| 362 \caption{Overall comparison of error rates on 62 character classes (10 digits + | |
| 363 26 lower + 26 upper), except for last columns -- digits only, between deep architecture with pre-training | |
| 364 (SDA=Stacked Denoising Autoencoder) and ordinary shallow architecture | |
| 365 (MLP=Multi-Layer Perceptron). } | |
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| 369 & NIST test & NISTP test & P07 test & NIST test digits \\ \hline | |
| 370 Humans& & & & \\ \hline | |
| 371 SDA & & & &\\ \hline | |
| 372 MLP & & & & \\ \hline | |
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