what would be the right feature extraction methods for these images?

1 view (last 30 days)
I am trying to classify cataract images, First i crop out the pupil area and save it in another folder, then i execute the wavelet transform on these cropped images using wavedec function and sym8 filter, then i take the approximation coefficients as the feature vector and the final step would be sending these feature vectors to neural network, after trying the neural network to classify my data set which contains 51 images,I have tried 10,20, 50, 70 hidden layers,But It shows that only 90% is the percentage of the correct classified images. so I want to increase this percentage,
  • So, any suggestion to use something other than wavelet?
  • why when i increased the dataset size to 83 images the neural network showed me bad results such as 70 or 60%?!
  • should i stop using Neural and start looking for another classifier?
  6 Comments
Greg Heath
Greg Heath on 21 Oct 2016
I assume you meant MATRIX instead of VECTOR. Even then, the matrix sizes for N pairs of I-dimensional "I"nput vectors and corresponding O-dimensional "O"utput target vectors are
[ I N ] = size(input)
[ O N ] = size(target)
For a 2-class classifier, O = 2, therefore I do not understand the value 5.
Using a NN input vector of length 8600 makes no sense at all.
Please explain your numbers w.r.t. a NN classifier with I-H-O node topology.
Confused,
Greg
Hadeer tawfik
Hadeer tawfik on 21 Oct 2016
I am so sorry for this confusion, I have 83 images. after applying the wavelet using wavedec, I have a 87x87 matrix for every image that i changed it into a vector using reshape so the vector will be 1x7569 for each image.then i put all of the feature vectors into a 7569x83 matrix that will be fed to neural network , then i prepard the target matrix with is 5x83 which means that i want to classify the 83 image into 5 classes.I am so sorry for replaying late but it is due to the different time zone and sorry for not understanding your question earlier, Thank you so much

Sign in to comment.

Answers (0)

Categories

Find more on AI for Signals and Images in Help Center and File Exchange

Community Treasure Hunt

Find the treasures in MATLAB Central and discover how the community can help you!

Start Hunting!