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Different Distance in Procrustes #12

Open guisf opened 8 years ago

guisf commented 8 years ago

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jovo commented 8 years ago

not instead, in addition too.

please clarify "more careful analysis of error"

in particular, topological constraint and error vs. n.

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-[ ] Instead of computing norm of the landmark points, after doing Procrustes alignment, generate an image where points inside the contour are filled with 1, remaining points are 0. -[ ] Cluster these new images with k-means. -[ ] Do more careful analysis of error, and comparison with standard k-means. -[ ] Try simpler shapes, ellipses, rectangles, with noise,

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guisf commented 8 years ago

Fixed a bug on the code. Actually the previous shape clustering with K-means is doing reasonable. It usually cluster better than pure k-means. For instance for digits [3,5,7] it clusters with accuracy about 90%, while k-means is 75%. Check: http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/neurodata/non-parametric-clustering/blob/master/shape_clustering.ipynb.

jovo commented 8 years ago

that's a start, but for each experiment, repeat 10 times, and for each, plot both the absolute error, and the difference of errors (so positive means procrustes does better)

and then add euclidean \circ procrustes too.

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Fixed a bug on the code. Actually the previous shape clustering with K-means is doing reasonable. It usually cluster better than pure k-means. For instance for digits [3,5,7] it clusters with accuracy about 90%, while k-means is 75%. Check: http://nbviewer.jupyter.org/github/neurodata/non- parametric-clustering/blob/master/shape_clustering.ipynb.

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