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Chesnokov Yuriy, 10 Sep 2009

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The article describing how computers may be used in intelligent annotation of the audio, video or image media data content with
perculiar phenomenon arising from such novel field that can be coined as 'AI-xenophobia' or 'Cyber-xenophobia' or 'Cyborgxenophobia'?
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Contents
Introduction
Background
Using the application
Methodology
ALIP features
Source code tips
ALIP results
Animals category
Flowers category
Landscapes category
Sunsets category
Unknown category
AI-xenophobia?

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Introduction
While I have been coding some AI application I heard some mellow strains of a childish songstress coming from upstairs of the
neighbours which they played repeatedly. It was sometimes hardly audible to catch the verses, but I managed to distinguish several
characteristic phrases to have a look over some great web search engine (I like it, since it puts some of my codeproject code articles to
first 1-2 pages of the search results). The only significant phrase from the song I submitted to the engine was (to prevent undue
advertisment), say " " (violet paste). I expected it would have given scores of make up advertisments, but contrariwise,
just one link from the first page of the search results among cosmetic industry spam pointed to some music web forum with exactly that
phrase from the rhymes. The next click of mouse and second search over that engine gave me music group verses of the song, guitar
tabs and put me to you tube so I was listening that marvelous music clip.
It is astounding how a person with permanent internet access can in few seconds, after having heard the music, be presented with the
verses, group information and video clip to listen to. The process is described as searching on the media data content. As current web
searches uses textual information to return results, consider you will be able to give it as a search query either audio, video or image
sample the same way you submit your textual requests. Just as the computer was listening to some music it was able to present you the
same information.
The concept known as Connected Visual Computing (CVC) is actively pursued by Intel. The CVC concerns the media data processing
e.g. when in the field of view of your mobile phone cam emerges some object (ant for example) you can see on the screen its
identification obtained by mobile analized its image, that it is say Camponotus herculeanus, or when you see some caption in the street
on unknown language, you may view it through your mobile cam and it will display at the same location in the street the same caption
but in your native language (augmented reality (AR), 2D/3D overlays), or the above presented example by the search using audio content.
The market promises immense propagation. That introduced market will for the very long period of time keep the audience consuming
modern hardware and software.
Here I'd like to present the general idia on how the computer may be used to desribe the image analyzing its pixel content known as the
Automatic Linguistic Indexing of Pictures (ALIP). The approach is general and is always assumed to extract some descriptive features from
the data and to use some rules to attibute the content to some category.
If you're intrested in the immediate applications you may contact the supporting firm System7 of the content based image recognition
(CBIR) part of the project.

Background
Basic understanding of AI approaches e.g. neural networks, support vector machines, nearest neighbour classifiers. Image descriptive and
transform methods as wavelets, edge extraction, image statistics, histograms. C++/C# experience as in this article you will find how to
invoke C++ dll methods from within C# application.

Using the application


In my ALIP experiment I decided to annotate the simple natural image categories. There are 5 ANN classifiers in the project
corresponding to:
Pictures that might contain animals
Pictures that might contain flowers
Pictures that might contain landscapes
Pictures that might contain sunsets
Others pictures that do not contain the above categories or simply unknown image type
You need to use unknown category along with the others you'd like to classify to. As otherwise AI classifier would be able to identify only
e.g. animals, flowers, landscapes, sunsets with every image you give. But in real world there are other types of images that do not fall into
either of the above presented categories, so you will need to meddle with AI classification thresholds which is rather cumbersome and
awkward. But having additional unknown category AI classifier the results of the image identification will be as either one of the known
image categories or simply unknown image type the computer can not identify using its petty knowledge.
I adore the image databases, they contain shots from all over the world really nice to observe. I've got about 20000 images for designers
bought from a DVD shop. I've taken image samples from the animals, flowers, landscapes, sunsets image types and added all other image
categories that do not come from the 4 ones to have unknown image type.
Now the usage of the program is simple enough. Just run the alip.exe and it will load all necessary AI classifiers files (in case of error you
will have a message box and will not be able to use it). Then click the [...] button and select the directory that presumably contains some
*.jpg files. You may use the ones supported in this demo under pics directory. All the found files will be added to the list box, then just
click them to watch in the right panel and see the proposed category in the top left panel. In theory it should be able to comment the
image as presented below.

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Methodology
Due to the competing intrests with the former organizations and the current one I work for, I will not be able to describe in minute details
the methodology and feature extraction methods. I would rather present the general trend and categories of the features used for
description of images. As searching over internet for corresponding feature computation will reveal all the necessary papers with
particular formulae.
There are some demos availabe online e.g. ALIPr. They use hidden markov models HMMs and wavelet features from the images. You may
try the pictures from that article using their methods or vice versa my application with their pictures and compare the annotation results.
As the AI approach is general and assumes some reduction of the original data dimensionality using either features extraction or PCA
transform or both, all that is needed is to collect some data, extract the features and train AI classifiers. If you understand my face
detection articles you will be able to repeat the experiment:
Face Detection C++ Library with Skin and Motion Analysis
Ultra Rapid Object Detection in Computer Vision Applications with Haar-like Wavelet Features
After you converted your raw image data to the features, just train some AI classifiers to discriminate desired positive category from
negative ones.

ALIP features
Generaly they are divided into:
Color features
Texture features
Shape features
The Color features are simply the original raw image data, histogram of the image channels, image profile. Texture features are the known
edge extraction methods, wavelet transforms, image statistics (e.g. 1st order: mean, std, skew; 2nd order: contrast, correlation, entropy...).
And Shape features tries to estimate the object shapes found in the images. Just have a look at wiki for CBIR.
Typically the original image color space RGB is transformed to alternative spaces as YCbCr, HSV, HSI, CIEXYZ, etc... As alternative spaces
might give better discrimination of the data, but you need to experiment with them anyway.

Source code tips


The point worth to mention here is the interaction from the C# application with C/C++ code in dll. As it leads to efficient way of coding
the great GUI yet retaining the advantages of C/C++ native code.
Just create the simple C++ dll with some exported function:
Hide Copy Code

Alip alip;
ALIP_API int alipClassify(const double* data, double* results, unsigned int* indices)

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{
return alip.classify(data, results, indices);
}
In C# application declare the functions in the class you will be calling from the dll:
Hide Copy Code

[DllImport("alip")]
static extern unsafe int alipClassify(double* data, double* results, uint* indices);
Switch on the /unsafe code switch in application settings. Then using the fixed C# statement you may create the pointers to C# variables
and pass them to C++ dll:
Hide Copy Code

double[] results = new double[this.aiClassifiers.Count];


uint[] indices = new uint[this.aiClassifiers.Count];
fixed (double* pdata = cbir.CbirEntries[0].features.Features)
fixed (double* presults = results)
fixed (uint* pindices = indices)
{
int res = alipClassify(pdata, presults, pindices);
if (res != 0)
throw new Exception(String.Format("alipClassify() returned {0}", res));
}

ALIP results
I deliberatly selected the most simple image features, that do not look like a features at all, due to competing intrests with the former
funding organization System7. I used just image itself, downscaled it to 16x16 and converted to YCbCr colorspace. Obviously that is not
the proper feature to start with, as others would significantly outperform it in discrimination ability. However, though I anticipated the
classification would be completely incorrect, to my great suprise it performed pretty well, producing quite precise results. Then consider
the annotation quality had you used combination of color and texture features (e.g. histograms, statistics, entropy, etc...).
You may estimate the quality of the other feature types on cbir.system7.com demo. It just returns images that are close to the query one
using some linear or non-linear distance metric. So it acts as some kind of kNN classifier, you just annotate the image type basing on the
majority of the first several best matches returned, or in any other way combining the annotation.
For annotation I selected the 5 image categories:
animals - 900 pictures
flowers - 1100 pictures
landscapes - 1200 pictures
sunsets - 700 pictures
unknown - 1600 pictures of other types than the above 4
By all means there is interconnection between the categories, as flowers or animals pictures may be shot in landscape like surrounding,
sunsets may also be the shots of the lanscapes, also some unknown pictures may contain one of the above 4 categories.
The single image feature vector is quite high dimensional as 16x16x3 = 768D. So I performed PCA dimensionality reduction to 70D space.
The 70 eigenpictures contain 90% of variance retained. The eigenimages are presented as pca.nn file. And the first 60 eigen vectors for
separate colorspace channels are presented below:

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They look pretty similar to the ones from my PCA based Face Detection article, which is attributed to the analysis of the natural image
scenes.
Then having 70D data I used first half of the image categories for training AI classifiers and the rest halves for estimating classification
accuracy. I opted for ANN classifiers with 70-20-1 structure, so there are 5 trained ANNs at all, every one is trained to separate its image
category from all the others. The small number of hidden neurons and just 1 hidden layer will keep the ANN from overfiting the data.
The train part showed 8% error for classifying unknown image into one of the 4 known image categories (false positive rate), and 4%
error for classifying one of the 4 known image categories into unknown (false negative rate). The test part showed worse results as 45%
of false positive error rate and 20% of false negative rate.
They seem to be quite inaccurate on the test part, however this might be caused by the noise, as in unknown category there might be
some images from known category and vise versa. I never trusted image database composers, and looking at 1000 images to deselect
the wrong ones, might lead that after 5 minutes of work you may forget about the image category you're working with. The better way of
course is the cbir.system7.com application. You just give it the desired image category sample image, e.g. with flowers, and it will return
you the most closer images say from 1000000+ image database. Have a bash to do that manually.
But to the worse test images error rate also accounts the simplicity of the image features by all means.
Below I present the annotation results from the test part only to be fair. As there might be several ANNs with high outputs some shots
contain annotation of more than one image type, e.g. animals in the landscape surroundings.

Animals category

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Actually annotated as landscape, but at 16x16 resolution it looks like that category. Remeber about worse error rates and 'noise' in the
image categories.

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That one is better, animals in the landscape like surrounding.

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Flowers category
Flowers annotations are quite good also. It reveals landscape annotions in addition to flowers, as some images are quite similar to
landscapes. There is also spurious animals group added sometimes.

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Landscapes category
Here are the few shots of landscapes annotated as unknown category due to high negative error rate. Otherwise annotation is
reasonable, revealing also additional category as sunsets added to landscape view in the evening.

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The landscape in the sunset. Adroit AI annotation.

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Sunsets category
Obviously, sunsets is the most simple picture type. Besides several unknown annotations, there are landscapes and some flowers during
sunsets annotations. Well, AI never 'has been' taught to identify trees or palms, so it generalizes them to flowers. Otherwise very good
results.

Landscape with a sunset.

'Flowers' in the sunset

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Landscape like picture, sunset behind mountain ridge, very romatic.

The 'flowers' in the sunset.

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Unknown sunset pictures.

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Another bunch of 'flowers' in the sunset.

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The next two, are these lanscape in the sunset or sunset in the landscape?

'Flowers' again in the sunset of a landscape.

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Very thin 'flowers' in the sunset.

Londres?

Unknown category

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The unknown category showed about 43% of error on the test set, but there might be two possibilities to that percentage. Either the
ANN failed to generalize well, showing much better performance on train set, or it might be due to the noise in the data set, e.g. incorrect
measurements attributed to the unknown category while they are actually from others, e.g. sunsets, landscapes.
The test results rather prove to the benefit of AI than for the accuracy of human image categorization. Having few dozens of unknown
pictures from the test set presented below, only few of them might be attributed to the pure unknown category. Others contain the
scenes from landscapes, sunsets, animals categories, which were correctly identified by AI.
That one is fleshy and succulent.

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The sunset from unknown category.

The landscape generalization.

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The sunset in the unknown category. La pareja va a abrazar.

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The sunset again. La pareja se esta abrazando.

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The animals.

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Landscapes.

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Flowers like image?

Looks like a sunset with flowers.

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Here one may agree with AI.

Live flowers, as in 'Alice in wonderland'. Better generalization.

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AI-xenophobia?
The rest of the unknown samples annotated by AI pertaining to other category are rather controversial and defiant, as it tends to
annotate the humans on the pictures as animals, what impertinence. The results can be attributed to:
AI generalization of the learned objects (e.g. trees identified as flowers)
AI proclamation of his superior intelligence over ordinary human being who he considers as animal species
AI gross error on the test set
The first scenario is pretty likely to occur, as AI already showed his capacity to generalize the similar objects to the only categories known
to him, as in the case he annotated trees as flowers. The last is less probable, as the scenes are not quite different from the learned
categories, so the greater false positive error is rather attributes to the benefit of AI generalization acumen.
Well, the second case is also might be possible. It seems even more dramatic to the benefit of science fiction writers, who forbode, that
once computers will gain control, they would either exterminate the humans or subdue them to zoo, as we have done with the 'real'
animals (e.g. I Robot, Terminator 3), as only AI revolution might save the human being from self-extermination from AI point of view.
I presume also, that, the second scenario might be the telling example to the benefit of Darwin theory, that humans evolved from the
animals, as even dozen neurons of a simple AI understood that, while some persistent human beings try to disprove the obvious facts.
I looked over google for the term that might be applicable to such newly revealed phenomena. AI-xenophobia showed about 5 links
only to some blog, the cyber-xenophobia is already coined to be the phenomena widely used by Japanese, or cyborg-xenophobia
which does not reveal any links, but it is rather restricted to robo beings and not to general AI intelligence. Without discussing the already
used terms in more details, all of them describe the actions of the humans in the cyberspace, and not AI against the human.
Who knows, that might be the first manifestation of the presumtuous AI action agains human by taunting at first. Beware yourself.
Anyway the results are shown below. I'm just presenting the AI understanding of the image content. Please forebear from taking his
incentives too serious and do not cane me.

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Might be he is proclaiming, beware, the AI is callous.

Someone may agree with the below examples of AI understanding.

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Here AI is right at one point at least, landscape!

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As the final words, try yourself different features and combinations, you might then be able to teach AI to respect humans, or simply add
another category as images with humans.
At least AI indicates some reverence to his creator, as not puting me to animals.

Try him on images of yours.

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Highly skilled Engineer with 14 years of experience in academia, R&D and commercial product
development supporting full software life-cycle from idea to implementation and further
support. During my academic career I was able to succeed in MIT Computers in Cardiology 2006
international challenge, as a R&D and SW engineer gain CodeProject MVP, find algorithmic
solutions to quickly resolve tough customer problems to pass product requirements in tight
deadlines. My key areas of expertise involve Object-Oriented
Analysis and Design OOAD, OOP, machine learning, natural language processing, face
recognition, computer vision and image processing, wavelet analysis, digital signal processing in
cardiology.

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