Proposing a new method of image classification based on the AdaBoost deep belief network hybrid method

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Image classification has different applications. Up to now, various algorithms have been presented for image classification. Each of these methods has its own weaknesses and strengths. Reducing error rate is an issue which many researches have been carried out about it. This research intends to optimize the problem with hybrid methods and deep learning. The hybrid methods were developed to improve the results of the single-component methods. On the other hand, a deep belief network (DBN) is a generative probabilistic modelwith multiple layers of latent variables and is used to solve the unlabeled problems. In fact, this method is anunsupervised method, in which all layers are one-way directed layers except for the last layer. So far, various methods have been proposed for image classification, and the goal of this research project was to use a combination of the AdaBoost method and the deep belief network method to classify images. The other objective was to obtain better results than the previous results. In this project, a combination of the deep belief network and AdaBoost method was used to boost learning and the network potential was enhanced by making the entire network recursive. This method was tested on the MINIST dataset and the results were indicative of a decrease in the error rate with the proposed method as compared to the AdaBoost and deep belief network methods.

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Asil, H., & Bagherzadeh, J. (2019). Proposing a new method of image classification based on the AdaBoost deep belief network hybrid method. Telkomnika (Telecommunication Computing Electronics and Control), 17(5), 2650–2658. https://doi.org/10.12928/TELKOMNIKA.v17i5.11797

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