Biorthogonal Lattice Tunable Wavelet Units and Their Implementation in Convolutional Neural Networks for Computer Vision Problems

This work introduces a universal wavelet unit constructed with a biorthogonal lattice structure which is a novel tunable wavelet unit to enhance image classification and anomaly detection in convolutional neural networks by reducing information loss during pooling. The unit employs a biorthogonal lattice structure to modify convolution, pooling, and down-sampling operations. Implemented in residual neural networks with 18 layers, it improved detection accuracy on CIFAR10 (by 2.67%), ImageNet1K (by 1.85%), and the Describable Textures dataset (by 11.81%), showcasing its advantages in detecting detailed features. Similar gains are achieved in the implementations for residual neural networks with 34 layers and 50 layers. For anomaly detection on the MVTec Anomaly Detection and TUKPCB datasets, the proposed method achieved a competitive performance and better anomaly localization.

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IEEE Open Journal of Signal Processing
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ojsp.2025.3580967
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Advanced Image Fusion Techniques
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Biorthogonal Lattice Tunable Wavelet Units and Their Implementation in Convolutional Neural Networks for Computer Vision Problems

You-Suk Bae, Shiwei Jin, Truong Q. Nguyen, An D. Le et al.
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IEEE Open Journal of Signal Processing
Advanced Image Fusion Techniques
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Biorthogonal Lattice Tunable Wavelet Units and Their Implementation in Convolutional Neural Networks for Computer Vision Problems

You-Suk Bae, Shiwei Jin, Truong Q. Nguyen, An D. Le, Sungbal Seo
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Abstract

This work introduces a universal wavelet unit constructed with a biorthogonal lattice structure which is a novel tunable wavelet unit to enhance image classification and anomaly detection in convolutional neural networks by reducing information loss during pooling. The unit employs a biorthogonal lattice structure to modify convolution, pooling, and down-sampling operations. Implemented in residual neural networks with 18 layers, it improved detection accuracy on CIFAR10 (by 2.67%), ImageNet1K (by 1.85%), and the Describable Textures dataset (by 11.81%), showcasing its advantages in detecting detailed features. Similar gains are achieved in the implementations for residual neural networks with 34 layers and 50 layers. For anomaly detection on the MVTec Anomaly Detection and TUKPCB datasets, the proposed method achieved a competitive performance and better anomaly localization.

IEEE Open Journal of Signal ProcessingVol. 6
Tech University of Korea (KR), University of California San Diego (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 11%
Advanced Image Fusion Techniques
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