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Does the demo has shape only preprocessing layer in inference? #8

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dragonfly90 opened this issue Nov 9, 2017 · 1 comment
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dragonfly90 commented Nov 9, 2017

As mentioned in section 4.2.1 of the supplementary material: The preprocessing layer.

An even simpler option is to use a preprocessing stage that discards the appearance consistency information. Such preprocessing stage only needs to perform edge detection at multiple rotations (without considering for each rotation the three di↵erent orientations described in Fig. S2) and produces only a small performance degradation in practice. Any edge detection algorithm such as Gabor filtering can produce satisfactory results.

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Yes I believe so, I think the Conditional Markov Field section and combining them with the Shape information exists in the reference implementation.

In MNIST dataset it's not necessary I think in easier CAPTCHA datasets you can also get away without using the appearance information.

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