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StreetStyle: Exploring world-wide clothing styles from millions of photos
Matzen, Kevin and Bala, Kavita and Snavely, Noah
arXiv e-Print archive - 2017 via Local Bibsonomy
Keywords: dblp


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Summary by Léo Paillier 7 years ago

Objective: Analyze large scale dataset of fashion images to discover visually consistent style clusters.

  • Dataset: StreetStye-27K.
  • Code: demo here

New dataset: StreetStye-27K

  1. Photos (100 million): from Instagram using the API to retrieve images with the correct location and time.
  2. People (14.5 million): they run two algorithms to normalize the body position in the image:
  3. Clothing annotations (27K): Amazon Mechanical Turk with quality control. 4000$ for the whole dataset.

Architecture:

Usual GoogLeNet but they use Isotonice Regression to correct the bias.

Unsupervised clustering:

They proceed as follow:

  1. Compute the features embedding for a subset of the overall dataset selected to represent location and time.
  2. Apply L2 normalization.
  3. Use PCA to find the vector representing 90% of the variance (165 here).
  4. Cluster them using a GMM with 400 mixtures which represent the clusters.

They compute fashion clusters for city or bigger entities:

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Results:

Pretty standard techniques but all patched together to produce interesting visualizations.

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