Approaches towards resource-saving and explainability/transparency of deep-learning-based image classification in industrial applications

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In the present work a new approach for the concept-neutral access to information (in particular visual kind) is compiled. In contrast to language-neutral access, concept-neutral access does not require the need to know precise names or IDs of components. Language-neutral systems usually work with language-neutral metadata, such as IDs (unique terms) for components. Access to information is therefore significantly facilitated for the user in term-neutral access without required knowledge of such IDs. The AI models responsible for recognition transparently visualize the decisions and they evaluate the recognition with quality criteria to be developed (confidence). To the applicants' knowledge, this has not yet been used in an industrial setting. The use of performant models in a mobile, low-energy environment is also novel and not yet established in an industrial setting.

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Rieder, C., Germann, M., Mezger, S., & Scherer, K. P. (2021). Approaches towards resource-saving and explainability/transparency of deep-learning-based image classification in industrial applications. In Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Deep Learning Theory and Applications, DeLTA 2021 (pp. 164–169). SciTePress. https://doi.org/10.5220/0010575901640169

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