Multivariate Student’s Test for Interventional Error – We develop a new method for predicting the performance of a deep neural network (DNN) trained on image classification over supervised learning. We first show that the prediction of the performance of a DNN using our method is indeed a good match for the problem. Then, we demonstrate the strength of our method, by testing on several commonly-used models including Deep CNN and ConvNets. Our results show that the proposed algorithm is very strong — we can predict the performance of over 70 CNN models.
We describe a new approach for non-parametric clustering that aims at identifying clusters with similar distributions among the observed features. Although previous methods could achieve this goal by taking advantage of a deep feature structure, we propose a new approach to a challenging problem by using a supervised supervised clustering algorithm to build an efficient hierarchical clustering scheme. Our method is based on a supervised learning algorithm that learns a matrix representation by representing data features as clustering features and building discriminative features from the labels. We illustrate the new method’s efficacy and efficiency on four datasets (MILCII-2009, HOFA-2010 and MS COCO, which have low classification error) and show that the proposed hierarchical clustering achieves good clustering performance when compared to the previously known hierarchical clustering methods, without requiring a prior knowledge of labels.
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Multivariate Student’s Test for Interventional Error
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A Robust Low-Rank Linear Discriminant AnalysisWe describe a new approach for non-parametric clustering that aims at identifying clusters with similar distributions among the observed features. Although previous methods could achieve this goal by taking advantage of a deep feature structure, we propose a new approach to a challenging problem by using a supervised supervised clustering algorithm to build an efficient hierarchical clustering scheme. Our method is based on a supervised learning algorithm that learns a matrix representation by representing data features as clustering features and building discriminative features from the labels. We illustrate the new method’s efficacy and efficiency on four datasets (MILCII-2009, HOFA-2010 and MS COCO, which have low classification error) and show that the proposed hierarchical clustering achieves good clustering performance when compared to the previously known hierarchical clustering methods, without requiring a prior knowledge of labels.
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