Robots need to be able to continually learn from natural interactions, which are inherently multimodal or multi- sensory (e.g. hearing, vision). Here, we report the development of a deep multimodal autoencoder, capable of unsupervised learning. We created a joint vector space combining labels and images, using a multimodal autoencoder, which maps from images to labels and vice versa. We achieved a label prediction accuracy of 96.9% in the image-only testing condition, where the state-of-the-art is 99.79% and uses a committee of 5 neural networks. In robotics sensory data, is often cheap whilst computation is expensive, thus multimodal systems which require less computation to achieve comparable recognition rates are highly desirable.
(2018). Towards life long learning: Multimodal learning of mnist handwritten digits. . Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/10446/215799
Towards life long learning: Multimodal learning of mnist handwritten digits.
Lehmann, Hagen;
2018-01-01
Abstract
Robots need to be able to continually learn from natural interactions, which are inherently multimodal or multi- sensory (e.g. hearing, vision). Here, we report the development of a deep multimodal autoencoder, capable of unsupervised learning. We created a joint vector space combining labels and images, using a multimodal autoencoder, which maps from images to labels and vice versa. We achieved a label prediction accuracy of 96.9% in the image-only testing condition, where the state-of-the-art is 99.79% and uses a committee of 5 neural networks. In robotics sensory data, is often cheap whilst computation is expensive, thus multimodal systems which require less computation to achieve comparable recognition rates are highly desirable.File | Dimensione del file | Formato | |
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