Methods and apparatus for detecting, filtering, and identifying objects in streaming video
AssigneePainted Dog, Inc.
InventorsKen Aizawa, Jared Max Browarnik
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AssigneePainted Dog, Inc.
InventorsKen Aizawa, Jared Max Browarnik
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Training neural networks to recognize matching items requires large data sets and long training times. Conversely, training a neural network with triplets of similar objects instead of triplets of identical objects relaxes constraints on the size and content of the data set, making training easier. Moreover, the notion of “similarity” can be almost arbitrary, making it possible to train the neural network to associate objects that aren't visually similar. For instance, the neural network can be trained to associate a suit with a tie, which is not possible with training on identical objects. And because the neural network is trained to recognize similar items, it can also recognize unfamiliar items if they are similar enough to the training data. This is a technical improvement over other neural networks, which can only recognize identical items, and over collaborative filtering systems, which can only recognize items for which they have enough data.
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