Multi-image super-resolution is a challenging computer vision problem that aims at recovering a high-resolution image from its multiple low-resolution counterparts. In recent years, deep learning-based approaches have...
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graph neural networks have achieved state-of-the-art performance in various graphbased tasks, including classification and regression at both node and graph level. In the context of graph classification, graph poolin...
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this paper proposes a novel approach to reduce the computational complexity of the eccentricity transform (ECC) for graph-based representation and analysis of shapes. the ECC assigns to each point within a shape its g...
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the locations of different mRNA molecules can be revealed by multiplexed in situ RNA detection. By assigning detected mRNA molecules to individual cells, it is possible to identify many different cell types in paralle...
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the maximum independent set problem (or its equivalent formulation, which asks for maximum cliques) is a well-known difficult combinatorial optimization problem that is frequently encountered in computer vision and pa...
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the maximum independent set problem (or its equivalent formulation, which asks for maximum cliques) is a well-known difficult combinatorial optimization problem that is frequently encountered in computer vision and patternrecognition. Recently, motivated by a linear complementarity formulation, standard pivoting operations on matrices have proven to be effective in attacking this and related problems. An intriguing connection between the maximum independent set problem and pivoting has also been recently studied by Arratia, Bollobas and Sorkin who introduced the interlace polynomial, a graph polynomial defined in terms of a new pivoting operation on undirected, unweighted graphs. Specifically, they proved that the degree of this polynomial is an upper bound on the independence number of a graph. the first contribution of this paper is to interpret their work in terms of standard matrix pivoting. We show that Arratia et al.'s pivoting operation on a graph is equivalent to a principal pivoting transform on a corresponding adjacency matrix, provided that all calculations are performed in the Galois field F-2. We then extend Arratia et al.'s pivoting operation to fields other than F-2, thereby allowing us to apply their polynomial to the class of gain graphs, namely bidirected edge-weighted graphs whereby reversed edges carry weights that differ only by their sign. Finally, we introduce a new graph polynomial for undirected graphs. Its recursive calculation can be done such that all ends of the recursion correspond to independent sets and its degree equals the independence number. However, the new graph polynomial is different from the independence polynomial.
Most dynamic ensemble selection (DES) techniques rely solely on local information to single out the most competent classifiers. However, data sparsity and class overlap may hinder the region definition step, yielding ...
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In Machine Learning, data embedding is a fundamental aspect of creating nonlinear models. However, they often lack interpretability due to the limited access to the embedding space, also called latent space. As a resu...
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In this paper the use of kernel methods in automatic classification of hierarchical graphs is presented. the classification is used as a basis for evaluation of designs in a computer aided design system. A kernel for ...
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