Generalizing convolutional neural networks for pattern recognition tasks

Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) promises automatic learning and less effort for hand-design heuristics in building an efficient pattern recognition system. It requires simple and minimal preprocessing stages for data preparation. These features enable CNN architecture to be applied to various pat...

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Main Authors: Syafeeza, A. Radzi, Mohd. Hani, Mohamed Khalil, Imran, H., Mat ibrahim, Masrullizam, Yan, Chiew Wong
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spelling my.utm.554732017-08-08T08:30:53Z http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/55473/ Generalizing convolutional neural networks for pattern recognition tasks Syafeeza, A. Radzi Mohd. Hani, Mohamed Khalil Imran, H. Mat ibrahim, Masrullizam Yan, Chiew Wong TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) promises automatic learning and less effort for hand-design heuristics in building an efficient pattern recognition system. It requires simple and minimal preprocessing stages for data preparation. These features enable CNN architecture to be applied to various pattern recognition applications. This paper proposes a fourlayered CNN architecture that caters to face recognition and finger-vein biometric identification case studies. The methodology applied in designing the network is discussed in detail. For face recognition, the design is evaluated on three facial image databases with different levels of complexities. These databases are AT&T, AR Purdue, and FERET. The same four-layered CNN architecture is also tuned for finger-vein biometric identification problems. The design performance is evaluated on finger-vein biometric database developed in-house, consisting of 81 subjects. The results obtained from these case studies are promising. For face recognition applications, 100%, 99.5%, and 85.16% accuracies were obtained for AT&T, AR Purdue, and FERET, respectively. On the other hand, the result obtained from the finger-vein biometric identification case study has 99.38% accuracy. The results have shown that the proposed design is feasible for any pattern recognition problem Asian Research Publishing Network (ARPN) 2015 Article PeerReviewed Syafeeza, A. Radzi and Mohd. Hani, Mohamed Khalil and Imran, H. and Mat ibrahim, Masrullizam and Yan, Chiew Wong (2015) Generalizing convolutional neural networks for pattern recognition tasks. ARPN Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences, 10 (12). pp. 5298-5308. ISSN 1819-6608
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topic TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering
spellingShingle TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering
Syafeeza, A. Radzi
Mohd. Hani, Mohamed Khalil
Imran, H.
Mat ibrahim, Masrullizam
Yan, Chiew Wong
Generalizing convolutional neural networks for pattern recognition tasks
description Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) promises automatic learning and less effort for hand-design heuristics in building an efficient pattern recognition system. It requires simple and minimal preprocessing stages for data preparation. These features enable CNN architecture to be applied to various pattern recognition applications. This paper proposes a fourlayered CNN architecture that caters to face recognition and finger-vein biometric identification case studies. The methodology applied in designing the network is discussed in detail. For face recognition, the design is evaluated on three facial image databases with different levels of complexities. These databases are AT&T, AR Purdue, and FERET. The same four-layered CNN architecture is also tuned for finger-vein biometric identification problems. The design performance is evaluated on finger-vein biometric database developed in-house, consisting of 81 subjects. The results obtained from these case studies are promising. For face recognition applications, 100%, 99.5%, and 85.16% accuracies were obtained for AT&T, AR Purdue, and FERET, respectively. On the other hand, the result obtained from the finger-vein biometric identification case study has 99.38% accuracy. The results have shown that the proposed design is feasible for any pattern recognition problem
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author Syafeeza, A. Radzi
Mohd. Hani, Mohamed Khalil
Imran, H.
Mat ibrahim, Masrullizam
Yan, Chiew Wong
author_facet Syafeeza, A. Radzi
Mohd. Hani, Mohamed Khalil
Imran, H.
Mat ibrahim, Masrullizam
Yan, Chiew Wong
author_sort Syafeeza, A. Radzi
title Generalizing convolutional neural networks for pattern recognition tasks
title_short Generalizing convolutional neural networks for pattern recognition tasks
title_full Generalizing convolutional neural networks for pattern recognition tasks
title_fullStr Generalizing convolutional neural networks for pattern recognition tasks
title_full_unstemmed Generalizing convolutional neural networks for pattern recognition tasks
title_sort generalizing convolutional neural networks for pattern recognition tasks
publisher Asian Research Publishing Network (ARPN)
publishDate 2015
url http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/55473/
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