Learning Transformation Invariance for Object Recognition

Jens Hocke; Thomas Martinetz

Learning Transformation Invariance for Object Recognition

Jens Hocke
, Thomas Martinetz

Institute of Neuro- and Bioinformatics

Abstract

Based on Tomaso Poggio’sM-theory, we propose a method to learn transformation invariant representations. Using an artificial dataset, we demonstrate that our supervised method learns invariance to shifts, and on the MNIST data we show first results for learning the unknown transformations underlying handwritten digits.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Workshop New Challenges in Neural Computation 2014
Editors	Barbara Hammer, Thomas Villmann
Number of pages	6
Volume	02
Publication date	02.09.2014
Pages	20-25
Publication status	Published - 02.09.2014
Event	36th German Conference on Pattern Recognition - Münster, Germany Duration: 02.09.2014 → 05.09.2014 http://resources.mpi-inf.mpg.de/conferences/dagm/2014/workshops.html

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