Regularization Through Simultaneous Learning: A Case Study on Plant Classification
In response to the prevalent challenge of overfitting in deep neural networks, this paper introduces Simultaneous Learning, a regularization approach drawing on principles of Transfer Learning and Multi-task Learning. We leverage auxiliary datasets with the target dataset, the UFOP-HVD, to facilitate simultaneous classification guided by a customized loss function featuring an inter-group penalty. This experimental configuration allows for a detailed examination of model performance across similar (PlantNet) and dissimilar (ImageNet) domains, thereby enriching the generalizability of Convolutional Neural Network models. Remarkably, our approach demonstrates superior performance over models without regularization and those applying dropout regularization exclusively, enhancing accuracy by 5 to 22 percentage points. Moreover, when combined with dropout, the proposed approach improves generalization, securing state-of-the-art results for the UFOP-HVD challenge. The method also showcases efficiency with significantly smaller sample sizes, suggesting its broad applicability across a spectrum of related tasks. In addition, an interpretability approach is deployed to evaluate feature quality by analyzing class feature correlations within the network's convolutional layers. The findings of this study provide deeper insights into the efficacy of Simultaneous Learning, particularly concerning its interaction with the auxiliary and target datasets.
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