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Learning in Compositional Hierarchies: Inducing the Structure of Objects from Data Export

edited by: Jack D. Cowan, Gerald Tesauro, Joshua Alspector

In Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems, Vol. 6 (1994), pp. 285-292.

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I propose a learning algorithm for learning hierarchical models for object recognition. The model architecture is a compositional hierarchy that represents part-whole relationships: parts are described in the local context of substructures of the object. The focus of this report is learning hierarchical models from data, i.e. inducing the structure of model prototypes from observed exemplars of an object. At each node in the hierarchy, a probability distribution governing its parameters must be ...


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