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Deep learning and complex networks applied to computer vision

Grant number: 16/18809-9
Support Opportunities:Research Grants - Research Partnership for Technological Innovation - PITE
Start date: September 01, 2017
End date: August 31, 2019
Field of knowledge:Physical Sciences and Mathematics - Computer Science - Computing Methodologies and Techniques
Agreement: IBM Brasil
Principal Investigator:Odemir Martinez Bruno
Grantee:Odemir Martinez Bruno
Host Institution: Instituto de Física de São Carlos (IFSC). Universidade de São Paulo (USP). São Carlos , SP, Brazil
Company: IBM Brasil - Indústria, Máquinas e Serviços Ltda
City: São Carlos
Associated researchers:Alexandre Souto Martinez ; Joao Batista Florindo

Abstract

Networks have been successfully used in many areas of knowledge that covers practically all fields of Science. The main reason behind the growing interest in networks lies in the fact that it shows a different perspective of the traditional data analysis. During centuries, the scientific research paradigm was ruled by the reductionist approach. Scientific and technological advances increased the amount of data and also encouraged the development of powerful computers, which are capable of processing and storing this huge amount of data. This scenario, often called ''big data'', requires the development of an integrative paradigm of science, that is naturally addressed by networks. During the last decades, Pattern Recognition (PR) has been widely used in both fundamental and applied sciences. Remarkably, most of the PR applications deals with a big amount of data which are difficult handle with the reductionist approach. The combination of PR and networks arises as an important alternative in the big-data scenario for finding, identifying, analyzing, and clustering patterns that are unfeasible to deal with other approaches.Pattern recognition in networks aims at the characterization of networks by extracting information regarding the correlation between vertices and their relationship with topology. This information may lead to the comprehension of network patterns that are intrinsically related to the network model. Due to the very good performance of classification and identifications task, Deep learning is a field that has been attracted the attention of big data and pattern recognition researchers. Although, deep learning methods has been successfully applied in computer vision and signal processing, the combination of deep learning and networks is something very recent, with very few papers into the literature. Nevertheless, it is an interesting and promising research. The proposal of this project is combining the networks and deep learning for pattern recognition purpose in computer vision. In the last decade, the proponent group has been developing methods for computer vision in several problems and obtained very good results with the methods based on complex networks. This way, we choose the computer vision as a case of study of the proposed approach: the combination of deep learning and networks. In computer vision, three specific problems will be investigated: static texture, dynamic texture and boundary shape analysis. The results obtained, can be used immediately to computer vision and has potential to be extended to any application that model the data as networks and demand a good pattern recognition approach. (AU)

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Scientific publications (24)
(References retrieved automatically from Web of Science and SciELO through information on FAPESP grants and their corresponding numbers as mentioned in the publications by the authors)
MIRANDA, GISELE H. B.; MACHICAO, JEANETH; BRUNO, ODEMIR M.. An optimized shape descriptor based on structural properties of networks. DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING, v. 82, p. 216-229, . (15/05899-7, 16/18809-9, 14/08026-1)
DE MESQUITA SA JUNIOR, JARBAS JOACI; RIBAS, LUCAS CORREIA; BRUNO, ODEMIR MARTINEZ. Randomized neural network based signature for dynamic texture classification. EXPERT SYSTEMS WITH APPLICATIONS, v. 135, p. 194-200, . (16/18809-9, 16/23763-8, 14/08026-1)
SCABINI, LEONARDO F. S.; RIBAS, LUCAS C.; BRUNO, ODEMIR M.. Spatio-spectral networks for color-texture analysis. INFORMATION SCIENCES, v. 515, p. 64-79, . (16/23763-8, 16/18809-9, 14/08026-1)
RIBAS, LUCAS CORREIA; GONCALVES, DIOGO NUNES; SILVA, JONATHAN DE ANDRADE; DE CASTRO, JR., AMAURY ANTONIO; BRUNO, ODEMIR MARTINEZ; GONCALVES, WESLEY NUNES. Fractal dimension of bag-of-visual words. PATTERN ANALYSIS AND APPLICATIONS, v. 22, n. 1, p. 89-98, . (16/18809-9, 16/23763-8, 14/08026-1)
RIBAS, LUCAS C.; SA JUNIOR, JARBAS JOACI DE MESQUITA; SCABINI, LEONARDO F. S.; BRUNO, ODEMIR M.. Fusion of complex networks and randomized neural networks for texture analysis. PATTERN RECOGNITION, v. 103, . (16/23763-8, 16/18809-9, 14/08026-1)
MACHICAO, JEANETH; NGO, QUYNH QUANG; MOLCHANOV, VLADIMIR; LINSEN, LARS; BRUNO, ODEMIR. A visual analysis method of randomness for classifying and ranking pseudo-random number generators. INFORMATION SCIENCES, v. 558, p. 1-20, . (20/03514-9, 16/18809-9)
FARFAN, ALEX J. F.; SCABINI, LEONARDO F. S.; BRUNO, ODEMIR M.; VENTO, M; PERCANNELLA, G. A Web-Based System to Assess Texture Analysis Methods and Datasets. COMPUTER ANALYSIS OF IMAGES AND PATTERNS, CAIP 2019, PT II, v. 11679, p. 13-pg., . (16/18809-9, 14/08026-1)
DE CASTRO, LUCAS D. C.; SCABINI, LEONARDO; RIBAS, LUCAS C.; BRUNO, ODEMIR M.; OLIVEIRA JR, OSVALDO N.. Machine learning and image processing to monitor strain and tensile forces with mechanochromic sensors. EXPERT SYSTEMS WITH APPLICATIONS, v. 212, p. 7-pg., . (20/02938-0, 16/18809-9, 18/22214-6, 14/08026-1, 21/07289-2, 19/07811-0)
MACHICAO, JEANETH; BRUNO, ODEMIR M.; BAPTISTA, MURILO S.. Zooming into chaos as a pathway for the creation of a fast, light and reliable cryptosystem. NONLINEAR DYNAMICS, v. 104, n. 1, p. 12-pg., . (20/03514-9, 16/18809-9)
MACHICAO, JEANETH; BRUNO, ODEMIR M.; BAPTISTA, MURILO S.. Zooming into chaos as a pathway for the creation of a fast, light and reliable cryptosystem. NONLINEAR DYNAMICS, . (16/18809-9, 20/03514-9)
RIBAS, LUCAS C.; MACHICAO, JEANETH; BRUNO, ODEMIR M.. Life-Like Network Automata descriptor based on binary patterns for network classification. INFORMATION SCIENCES, v. 515, p. 156-168, . (16/23763-8, 16/18809-9, 14/08026-1)
RIBAS, LUCAS C.; BRUNO, ODEMIR M.. Dynamic texture analysis using networks generated by deterministic partially self-avoiding walks. PHYSICA A-STATISTICAL MECHANICS AND ITS APPLICATIONS, v. 541, . (16/23763-8, 16/18809-9, 14/08026-1)
MESQUITA SA JUNIOR, JARBAS JOACIDE; BACKES, ANDRE RICARDO; BRUNO, ODEMIR MARTINEZ. Randomized neural network based signature for color texture classification. MULTIDIMENSIONAL SYSTEMS AND SIGNAL PROCESSING, v. 30, n. 3, p. 1171-1186, . (16/18809-9, 14/08026-1)
CONDORI, RAYNER H. M.; BRUNO, ODEMIR M.. Analysis of activation maps through global pooling measurements for texture classification. INFORMATION SCIENCES, v. 555, p. 260-279, . (16/18809-9, 14/08026-1)
RIBAS, LUCAS C.; SCABINI, LEONARDO; BRUNO, ODEMIR M.; IEEE. A complex network approach for fish species recognition based on otolith shape. 2022 ELEVENTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON IMAGE PROCESSING THEORY, TOOLS AND APPLICATIONS (IPTA), v. N/A, p. 5-pg., . (21/07289-2, 16/18809-9, 18/22214-6)
SCABINI, LEONARDO; RIBAS, LUCAS; RIBEIRO, ERALDO; BRUNO, ODEMIR; RIBEIRO, P; SILVA, F; MENDES, JF; LAUREANO, R. Deep Topological Embedding with Convolutional Neural Networks for Complex Network Classification. NETWORK SCIENCE (NETSCI-X 2022), v. 13197, p. 13-pg., . (16/18809-9, 21/09163-6, 14/08026-1, 19/07811-0, 16/23763-8)
ZIELINSKI, KALLIL M. C.; RIBAS, LUCAS C.; SCABINI, LEONARDO F. S.; BRUNO, ODEMIR M.; IEEE. Complex Texture Features Learned by Applying Randomized Neural Network on Graphs. 2022 ELEVENTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON IMAGE PROCESSING THEORY, TOOLS AND APPLICATIONS (IPTA), v. N/A, p. 6-pg., . (14/08026-1, 21/07289-2, 16/18809-9, 18/22214-6)
SCABINI, LEONARDO F. S.; CONDORI, RAYNER H. M.; RIBAS, LUCAS C.; BRUNO, ODEMIR M.; RICCI, E; BULO, SR; SNOEK, C; LANZ, O; MESSELODI, S; SEBE, N. Evaluating Deep Convolutional Neural Networks as Texture Feature Extractors. IMAGE ANALYSIS AND PROCESSING - ICIAP 2019, PT II, v. 11752, p. 11-pg., . (14/08026-1, 19/03277-0, 16/18809-9, 16/23763-8)
SCABINI, LEONARDO F. S.; RIBAS, LUCAS C.; NEIVA, MARIANE B.; JUNIOR, ALTAMIR G. B.; FARFAN, ALEX J. F.; BRUNO, ODEMIR M.. Social interaction layers in complex networks for the dynamical epidemic modeling of COVID-19 in Brazil. PHYSICA A-STATISTICAL MECHANICS AND ITS APPLICATIONS, v. 564, . (16/18809-9, 14/08026-1, 19/07811-0, 16/23763-8)
RIBAS, LUCAS C.; DE MESQUITA SA JUNIOR, JARBAS JOACI; MANZANERA, ANTOINE; BRUNO, ODEMIR M.. Learning graph representation with Randomized Neural Network for dynamic texture classification. APPLIED SOFT COMPUTING, v. 114, . (16/23763-8, 18/22214-6, 16/18809-9, 14/08026-1, 19/03277-0)
SCABINI, LEONARDO F. S.; CONDORI, RAYNER H. M.; GONCALVES, WESLEY N.; BRUNO, ODEMIR M.. Multilayer complex network descriptors for color-texture characterization. INFORMATION SCIENCES, v. 491, p. 30-47, . (16/18809-9, 14/08026-1)
DE MESQUITA SA JUNIOR, JARBAS JOACI; BACKES, ANDRE RICARDO; BRUNO, ODEMIR MARTINEZ. Randomized neural network based descriptors for shape classification. Neurocomputing, v. 312, p. 201-209, . (16/18809-9, 14/08026-1)
SCABINI, LEONARDO F. S.; CONDORI, RAYNER M.; MUNHOZ, ISABELLA C. L.; BRUNO, ODEMIR M.; VENTO, M; PERCANNELLA, G. Deep Convolutional Neural Networks for Plant Species Characterization Based on Leaf Midrib. COMPUTER ANALYSIS OF IMAGES AND PATTERNS, CAIP 2019, PT II, v. 11679, p. 13-pg., . (16/18809-9, 14/08026-1)
RIBAS, LUCAS C.; MANZANERA, ANTOINE; BRUNO, ODEMIR M.; VENTO, M; PERCANNELLA, G. A Fractal-Based Approach to Network Characterization Applied to Texture Analysis. COMPUTER ANALYSIS OF IMAGES AND PATTERNS, CAIP 2019, PT I, v. 11678, p. 12-pg., . (19/03277-0, 16/18809-9, 16/23763-8, 14/08026-1)