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Scene Classification Based on minimized Deep Convolutional Neural Networks
LIU Yu-xuan 1, DONG Yuan 1, BAI Hong-liang 2
1. School of Information and Communication Engineering, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, Beijing 100876
2. Beijing FaceALL Technology Ltd., Beijing 100082
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Opened online: 5 July 2016
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Citation: LIU Yu-xuan, DONG Yuan, BAI Hong-liang.Scene Classification Based on minimized Deep Convolutional Neural Networks[OL]. [ 5 July 2016] http://en.paper.edu.cn/en_releasepaper/content/4698285
 
 
Scene Classification is a subdivision problem of Large-scale classfication problem since the latter has been basically resolved. In this article, several common Scene Classification Data-set and their differences are introduced. Additionally, there are lots of advanced methods of Deep Convolutional Neural Network. Methods for solving Large-scale Classification problems to be used on solving Scene Classification is a very common way. This article summerizes the results of those network structures trained on Scene Data-sets. Therefore, this article introduces some improvement for simply using CNN on Scene Classification and their better result. Since the common network structure is so complicated that it takes a long time to train and test, a method of simplifying these deep networks is raised in this article. Reducing size of input pictures and numbers of convolution kernels could take effect on increasing the speed on both training and testing stages. Finally, this much smaller network got an acceptable result on the data-set. % Reviews: please describe the background, status and application of the research with 150-300 words. I and we can not be used as the subject, % and the abstract must not the same as the sentences of the main text. General research paper: please extracts the key points of the paper, give the main research achievements with object, methods, results and conclusion with 200-400 words. I and we can not be used as the subject, and the abstract must not the same as the sentences of the main text.
Keywords:Signal and Information Processing, Machine Learning, Convolutional Neural Network, Scene Classification
 
 
 

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