Abstract

Computer vision mandates the development of landmark recognition paradigms for efficient Image Recognition. In this article, the concept of Visual Geometry Group Network (VGG-16) transfer learning is used to develop an AI model over a geographical landmarks’ dataset. The dataset is a small part of Google Landmarks dataset V2 which originally consists of over 4M images. A VGG-16 model trained on ImageNet dataset is used to transfer knowledge. A positive transfer of knowledge is seen and it was observed that the trained model was a highly generalized model for our dataset. Not only a training accuracy of more than 0.85 is observed but equivalent validation accuracy suggests that the developed model is highly robust with minimal overfitting. A comparison of our proposed approach was made with classical machine learning techniques like KNN (K Nearest Neighbor), Decision Trees, Random Forest, SVM (Support Vector Machines) and a 3 Layered CNN. The results clearly depict that the proposed approach outperforms all other machine learning classifiers in consideration.

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