TY - GEN
T1 - An On-Line Self-Adaptive and Interactive Image Classification Framework
AU - Sannen, Davy
AU - Nuttin, Marnix
AU - Smith, Jim
AU - Tahir, Muhammad Atif
AU - Caleb-Solly, Praminda
AU - Lughofer, Edwin
AU - Eitzinger, Christian
PY - 2008
Y1 - 2008
N2 - In this paper we present a novel image classification
framework, which is able to automatically re-configure and adapt its feature-driven classifiers and improve its performance based on user interaction during on-line processing mode. Special emphasis is placed on the generic applicability of the framework to arbitrary surface inspection systems. The basic components of
the framework include: recognition of regions of interest
(objects), adaptive feature extraction, dealing with hierarchical information in classification,
initial batch training with redundancy deletion and feature selection components, on-line adaptation and
refinement of the classifiers based on operators' feedback, and resolving contradictory inputs from several
operators by ensembling outputs from different individual classifiers. The paper presents an outline on each of these components and concludes with a thorough discussion of basic and improved off-line and on-line classification results for artificial data sets and real-world images recorded during a CD imprint production process.
AB - In this paper we present a novel image classification
framework, which is able to automatically re-configure and adapt its feature-driven classifiers and improve its performance based on user interaction during on-line processing mode. Special emphasis is placed on the generic applicability of the framework to arbitrary surface inspection systems. The basic components of
the framework include: recognition of regions of interest
(objects), adaptive feature extraction, dealing with hierarchical information in classification,
initial batch training with redundancy deletion and feature selection components, on-line adaptation and
refinement of the classifiers based on operators' feedback, and resolving contradictory inputs from several
operators by ensembling outputs from different individual classifiers. The paper presents an outline on each of these components and concludes with a thorough discussion of basic and improved off-line and on-line classification results for artificial data sets and real-world images recorded during a CD imprint production process.
M3 - Conference proceedings
VL - 5008
T3 - Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS)
SP - 171
EP - 180
BT - Proc. of the International Conference on Computer Vision Systems 2008
A2 - A. Gasteratos and M. Vincze and J.K. Tsotsos, null
PB - Springer
CY - Berlin
ER -