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Spatially Consistent Nearest Neighbor Representations for Fine-Grained Classification

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Figure 2.2 – Illustration of the VQ coding and Hamming Embedding principle. A visual vocabulary is first learned with traditional VQ coding algorithm
Figure 2.3 – Geometrical Comparison of LLC and other coding schemes. Figure taken from [WYY + 10].
Figure 2.4 – Examples of Feed-Forward Neural Network Architectures.
Figure 2.5 – Common Neural Networks activation functions.
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