Abstract

We can obtain high-dimensional heterogeneous features from real-world images on photo-sharing website, for an example Flickr. Those features are implemented to describe their various aspects of visual characteristics, such as color, texture and shape etc. The heterogeneous features are often over-complete to describe certain semantic. Therefore, the selection of limited discriminative features for certain semantics is hence crucial to make the image understanding more interpretable. This chapter introduces one approach for multi-label image annotation with a regularized penalty. We call it Multi-label Image Boosting by the selection of heterogeneous features with structural Grouping Sparsity (MtBGS). MtBGS induces a (structural) sparse selection model to identify subgroups of homogeneous features for predicting a certain label. Moreover, the correlations among multiple tags are utilized in MtBGS to boost the performance of multi-label annotation. Extensive experiments on public image datasets show that the proposed approach has better multi-label image annotation performance and leads to a quite interpretable model for image understanding.

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