Multi-Similarity Loss With General Pair Weighting for Deep ...
Eq. 1 is computed for optimizing model parameters θ in deep metric learning. In fact, Eq. 1 can be reformulated into a new form for pair weighting through a new function F, whose gradient w.r.t. θ at the t-th iteration is computed exactly the same as Eq. 1. F is formulated as below: F( S,y)= Xm i=1 Xm j=1 ∂L(S,y) ∂Sij ij t. (2) Note that ...
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