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Push it to the Limit: Discover Edge-Cases in Image Data with Autoencoders

10/07/2019
by   Ilja Manakov, et al.
Siemens AG
Universität München
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In this paper, we focus on the problem of identifying semantic factors of variation in large image datasets. By training a convolutional Autoencoder on the image data, we create encodings, which describe each datapoint at a higher level of abstraction than pixel-space. We then apply Principal Component Analysis to the encodings to disentangle the factors of variation in the data. Sorting the dataset according to the values of individual principal components, we find that samples at the high and low ends of the distribution often share specific semantic characteristics. We refer to these groups of samples as semantic groups. When applied to real-world data, this method can help discover unwanted edge-cases.

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