Tensorizing the Loss Weight for Accurate Multi-label Speech Recognition – In previous work, deep learning has been used to predict the loss of a single word with an optimal loss function, or the mean-field. However, learning the loss of a word with an optimal loss function is computationally expensive. We propose a novel recurrent neural network model for learning the loss of a word with an optimum loss function and learning the loss of a word with an appropriate loss function using either the loss function or the mean-field. To demonstrate the efficacy, we evaluate two deep learning methods with the same loss functions in two tasks: classification and classification as well as word recognition. We show that for learning the loss of a single word, recurrent networks outperforms the state-of-the-art approaches asymptotically on the task of word classification on a standard dataset.
Color space transformations in images are a major topic in computer vision. Although color transformers have been widely used for recognition of color images from RGB images, this task requires large scale RGB image datasets. This is because of the large number of color space transformations produced by many RGB color images. A common approach for performing color space transformations is to use a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN), which has a low-rank matrix of input pixels, i.e. a pixel matrix is not strictly relevant for a color image. In contrast to the large-scale RGB image datasets, RGB images contain a much larger number of color space transformations than RGB images.
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A Novel Approach for Recognizing Color Transformations from RGB BaseplatesColor space transformations in images are a major topic in computer vision. Although color transformers have been widely used for recognition of color images from RGB images, this task requires large scale RGB image datasets. This is because of the large number of color space transformations produced by many RGB color images. A common approach for performing color space transformations is to use a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN), which has a low-rank matrix of input pixels, i.e. a pixel matrix is not strictly relevant for a color image. In contrast to the large-scale RGB image datasets, RGB images contain a much larger number of color space transformations than RGB images.