Efficient View-Based 3-D Object Retrieval via Hypergraph Learning

View-based 3-D object retrieval has become an emerging topic in recent years,especially with the fast development of visual content acquisition devices,such as mobile phones with cameras.Extensive research efforts have been dedicated to this task,while it is still difficult to measure the relevance between two objects with multiple views.In recent years,learning-based methods have been investigated in view-based 3-D object retrieval,such as graph-based learning.It is noted that the graph-based methods suffer from the high computational cost from the graph construction and the corresponding learning process.In this paper,we introduce a general framework to accelerate the learning-based view-based 3-D object matching in large scale data.Given a query object Q and one object O from a 3-D dataset D,the first step is to extract a small set of candidate relevant 3-D objects for object O.Then multiple hypergraphs can be constructed based on this small set of 3-D objects and the learning on the fused hypergraph is conducted to generate the relevance between Q and O,which can be further used in the retrieval procedure.Experiments demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed framework.

Hypergraph Regularized Deep Autoencoder for Unsupervised Unmixing Hyperspectral Images

Deep learning(DL)has shown its superior performance in dealing with various computer vision tasks in recent years.As a simple and effective DL model,autoencoder(AE)is popularly used to decompose hyperspectral images(HSIs)due to its powerful ability of feature extraction and data reconstruction.However,most existing AE-based unmixing algorithms usually ignore the spatial information of HSIs.To solve this problem,a hypergraph regularized deep autoencoder(HGAE)is proposed for unmixing.Firstly,the traditional AE architecture is specifically improved as an unsupervised unmixing framework.Secondly,hypergraph learning is employed to reformulate the loss function,which facilitates the expression of high-order similarity among locally neighboring pixels and promotes the consistency of their abundances.Moreover,L_(1/2)norm is further used to enhance abundances sparsity.Finally,the experiments on simulated data,real hyperspectral remote sensing images,and textile cloth images are used to verify that the proposed method can perform better than several state-of-the-art unmixing algorithms.