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Order-Preserving Wasserstein Distance for Sequence Matching

CVPR 2017 · Learning theory and algorithms › Optimal transport · approach: Wasserstein barycenters and GW · 56 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add OPW temporal regularization to Sinkhorn optimal transportSequence distance · Similar online Chinese charactersaccuracy (NM): 34.97 (1.84) -> 57.75 (2.62)Helped
Add OPW temporal regularization to Sinkhorn optimal transportSequence distance · Spoken Arabic Digitsaccuracy (NM): 77.00 -> 87.27Helped
Use OPW instead of DTWMSR Daily Activity3D with NM classifier · MSR Daily Activity3Daccuracy: 40.63 -> 38.75Hurt
Use OPW instead of DTWMSR Daily Activity3D with 1-NN classifier · MSR Daily Activity3Daccuracy: 58.75 -> 58.13Hurt
Increase prior bandwidth σ beyond 5 (ablation)OPW on MSR Action3D · MSR Action3DaccuracyHurt
Increase the KL-prior regularization weight λ2 (ablation)OPW on MSR Action3D · MSR Action3DperformanceHurt
Increase inverse difference moment weight λ1 while λ1 > 1 (ablation)OPW on MSR Action3D · MSR Action3DperformanceNo clear effect
Use a large λ1 with λ2 ≤ 0.01 (ablation)OPW on MSR Action3D · MSR Action3DperformanceHurt

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