Flower Classification by Using Multiple Kernel Learning
Language
English
Type
Proceedings of International Conferences
Authors
Tomohiro Sakata, Koichi Kise
Title
Flower Classification by Using Multiple Kernel Learning
Journal
Proceedings of The 2nd China-Japan-Korea Joint Workshop on Pattern Recognition (CJKPR2010)
Pages
pp.144-147
Reviewed
Reviewed
Date
November 2010
Research fields
Pattern recognition, Object Recognition
Key
Sakata2010 (id=1171)
Abstract
Object classification for categories with a significant visual similarity is a difficult problem.
Because natural objects are slightly different for each individual, it is difficult to classify them with one feature.
Therefore multiple features are needed for classification.
As a method of combining multiple features, MKL has recently been focused.
In this research, we employ color, shape, and texture features.
We classify the flower images by using MKL and investigate the recognition rate.
As a result, the best recognition rate is 75.66% in combining three features with flower 17 category dataset published by Visual Geometry Group of Oxford University.
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