Object recognition with informative features and linear classification
@article{VidalNaquet2003ObjectRW,
title={Object recognition with informative features and linear classification},
author={Michel Vidal-Naquet and Shimon Ullman},
journal={Proceedings Ninth IEEE International Conference on Computer Vision},
year={2003},
pages={281-288 vol.1}
}We show that efficient object recognition can be obtained by combining informative features with linear classification. The results demonstrate the superiority of informative class-specific features, as compared with generic type features such as wavelets, for the task of object recognition. We show that information rich features can reach optimal performance with simple linear separation rules, while generic feature based classifiers require more complex classification schemes. This is…
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