Titlebook: Structural, Syntactic, and Statistical Pattern Recognition; Joint IAPR Internati Georgy Gimel’farb,Edwin Hancock,Keiji Yamada Conference pr

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Estimation, Learning, and Adaptation: Systems That Improve with UseFurther gains in accuracy require classifying sequences of patterns. Linguistic context, already widely used, relies on 1-D lexical and syntactic constraints. Style-constrained classification exploits the shape-similarity of sets of same-source (isogenous) characters of either the same or different

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Hierarchical Compositional Representations of Object Structuret and recognize an increasing number of object classes. The problem entangles three highly interconnected issues: the internal object representation, which should compactly capture the visual variability of objects and generalize well over each class; a means for learning the representation from a s

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Information Theoretic Prototype Selection for Unattributed Graphsn be extended from the vector to graph domain. With this framework to hand we show how prototype selection can be posed as optimizing the mutual information between two partitioned sets of sample graphs. We show how the resulting method can be used for prototype graph size selection. In our experime

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Graph Kernels: Crossing Information from Different Patterns Using Graph Edit Distance recognition fields. Within the chemoinformatics framework, kernels are usually defined by comparing the number of occurences of patterns extracted from two different graphs. Such a graph kernel construction scheme neglects the fact that similar but not identical patterns may lead to close propertie

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Learning Sparse Kernel Classifiers in the Primalor prediction. In this paper, we address the problem of learning kernel classifiers with reduced complexity and improved efficiency for prediction in comparison to those trained by standard methods. A single optimisation problem is formulated for classifier learning which optimises both classifier w

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Graph Complexity from the Jensen-Shannon Divergenceers, and then to measure the dissimilarity of these substructures using Jensen-Shannon divergence. We commence by identifying a centroid vertex by computing the minimum variance of its shortest path lengths. From the centroid vertex, a family of centroid expansion subgraphs of the graph with increas

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Complexity of Computing Distances between Geometric Treesfrom images; anatomical tree-structures such as blood vessels; or phylogenetic trees. An inter-tree distance measure is a basic prerequisite for many pattern recognition and machine learning methods to work on anatomical, phylogenetic or skeletal trees. Standard distance measures between trees, such

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Active Graph Matching Based on Pairwise Probabilities between Nodess the corresponding node of the other graph. The method uses any graph matching algorithm that iteratively updates a probability matrix between nodes (Graduated Assignment, Expectation Maximisation or Probabilistic Relaxation). The oracle’s feedback is used to update the costs between nodes and arcs