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Deep Incremental Hashing Network for Efficient Image Retrieval
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Measured effects reported in the paper
| What was changed | Where | Measured | Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| Keep original database codes fixed and learn codes for incoming images incrementally | DIHN3+ADSH · CIFAR-10 and NUS-WIDE | MAP: CIFAR-10: 0.8898 -> 0.8916 (12 bits), 0.9390 -> 0.9456 (48 bits); NUS-WIDE: 0.8400 -> 0.8353 (12 bits), 0.9055 -> 0.9115 | Mixed |
| Use a 0.2 sample rate for original codes instead of the full set (ablation) | DIHN*+ADSH · CIFAR-10 and NUS-WIDE | MAP: CIFAR-10: 0.8916 -> 0.7823 (12 bits), 0.9456 -> 0.9079 (48 bits); NUS-WIDE: 0.8353 -> 0.8113 (12 bits), 0.9115 -> 0.9075 | Hurt |
| Use a 0.4 sample rate for original codes instead of the full set (ablation) | DIHN*+ADSH · CIFAR-10 and NUS-WIDE | MAP: CIFAR-10: 0.8916 -> 0.8539 (12 bits), 0.9456 -> 0.9319 (48 bits); NUS-WIDE: 0.8353 -> 0.8300 (12 bits), 0.9115 -> 0.9078 | Mixed |
| Use a 0.6 sample rate for original codes instead of the full set (ablation) | DIHN*+ADSH · CIFAR-10 and NUS-WIDE | MAP: CIFAR-10: 0.8916 -> 0.8910 (12 bits), 0.9456 -> 0.9372 (48 bits); NUS-WIDE: 0.8353 -> 0.8321 (12 bits), 0.9115 -> 0.9111 | Mixed |
| Use a 0.8 sample rate for original codes instead of the full set (ablation) | DIHN*+ADSH · CIFAR-10 and NUS-WIDE | MAP: CIFAR-10: 0.8916 -> 0.8815 (12 bits), 0.9456 -> 0.9303 (48 bits); NUS-WIDE: 0.8353 -> 0.8291 (12 bits), 0.9115 -> 0.9103 | Mixed |
| Use only 20% labeled incremental images and generate codes for unlabeled images with the CNN (ablation) | DIHN3-S+ADSH · CIFAR-10 and NUS-WIDE | MAP: CIFAR-10: 0.8916 -> 0.7594 (12 bits), 0.9456 -> 0.8774 (48 bits); NUS-WIDE: 0.8353 -> 0.8151 (12 bits), 0.9115 -> 0.8640 | Hurt |
| Use 80% labeled incremental images and generate codes for the remainder with the CNN (ablation) | DIHN3-S+ADSH · CIFAR-10 and NUS-WIDE | MAP: CIFAR-10: 0.8916 -> 0.8769 (12 bits), 0.9456 -> 0.9352 (48 bits); NUS-WIDE: 0.8353 -> 0.8171 (12 bits), 0.9115 -> 0.8901 | Hurt |
| Increase the number of labeled incremental images (ablation) | DIHN3-S+ADSH · CIFAR-10 and NUS-WIDE | MAP | Helped |
| Use a smaller subset of original codes to reduce training work (ablation) | DIHN*+ADSH · NUS-WIDE | training time: 40 minutes -> 20 minutes | Helped |
| Use DIHN incremental training rather than retraining over the full database | DIHN3+ADSH versus ADSH · NUS-WIDE, 12-bit codes | training time: 28 minutes; 83 minutes | Helped |
| Use DIHN3 instead of ADSH for one training iteration | DIHN3 versus ADSH · NUS-WIDE | training time per iteration: ADSH: 122.78, 178.97, 216.26, 296.41; DIHN3: 65.06, 76.83, 79.88, 86.49 | Helped |
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