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predict-photographer-editing-style

overview

  • Goal: create a model that can predict the identity of the photographer by analysing the editing style of their edited photographs
  • Data:
    • ~7000 images (we can use much less for testing purposes) from Cats and Dogs Breeds Classification Oxford Dataset (downloaded from here)
    • artificial labels created by splitting image (by their global features) into 30 different clusters that are corresponded to photographers (see below function create_image_features_df() )

What this repository do? 🚀

Setup

  • install python 3.8
  • Download and install with pip (or use locally) this package
  • install CUDA
  • setup conda env and install requirements by running pip install -r requirements.txt in your terminal
  • download the dataset from [Cats and Dogs Breeds Classification Oxford Dataset and save it to the "./data" repository
  • run function create_image_features_df() in file images_autoencoder.py to create a dataframe with the features of the images divided artificial in 30 different photographers by clustering the images global features space with KMeans

System design

Model 1: AutoEncoder

  • creates an autoencoder model to reduce the dimensionality of the images by using both pixels values and global features as loss between input and output images
  • run main in images_autoencoder.py
    • create and train an AutoEncoder
    • save encoder for later use
    • monitor training process with TensorBoard
  • the result is an encoder that can encode new images in a latent we created

Model 2: global feature predictor by photographer

  • run main in user_predictor.py
    • create a random initial tensor with 3 (photographers embedding space dimensionality) over N (number of unique photographers)
    • create a mixed model that uses the output of the embedding layer of the AutoEncoder as input concatenated with the random photographers embedding tensor
    • enable gradients on both the model weights and the photographer embeddings (the last layer in the network)
    • trains the model to predict the editing style of the photographer based on the image
    • we have created two things here:
      • a model that can predict the editing style of a photographer based on their images
      • a photographers embedding space that can be used to various tasks (such as find similar photographers...)

images embedding space example in 2D projection (using PCA)


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as the steps progress the embedding space is getting more and more stable


the embedding space is divided into 30 clusters (photographers) using k-means clustering algorithm, this is the artificial ground truth for the model we are generating

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