A Survey of Sparse Spectral Analysis – We present a computational analysis of the performance of a convolutional neural network (CNN) for a multi-label classification task. It is shown that the CNN can find useful features in labeling tasks where more data is available, and can be efficiently trained by utilizing the information in labels. We first provide a unified model for this task and present several methods that can be used to compare the performance of CNNs. We then present a computational algorithm for this task that combines a convolutional neural network for label recovery and a discriminative labeling task trained on the input images. This technique is demonstrated for three test datasets: ImageNet, Jaccard, and NIST-LIMIT datasets.
This paper proposes an efficient learning algorithm for the representation of the input values. We first derive a linear and efficient algorithm for this representation and evaluate the performance using several empirical evaluations. This algorithm is shown to achieve state-of-the-art performance in the setting of high-quality data and data-rich environments.
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A Survey of Sparse Spectral Analysis
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Efficient Learning with Determinantal Point ProcessesThis paper proposes an efficient learning algorithm for the representation of the input values. We first derive a linear and efficient algorithm for this representation and evaluate the performance using several empirical evaluations. This algorithm is shown to achieve state-of-the-art performance in the setting of high-quality data and data-rich environments.
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