Bachelor Thesis BCLR-2017-25

BibliographyFrisch, Jannik Daniel: Optimization of classification of car images using neural networks.
University of Stuttgart, Faculty of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Information Technology, Bachelor Thesis No. 25 (2017).
43 pages, english.
Abstract

Neural networks are one of the most interesting topics of research in this time. The Fraunhofer IAO and the IMS both are interested in researching on this topic but also solving real life problems using neural networks. Industry leading companies such as Apple Inc. claim to use neural networks for various classification tasks in real life situations. Fraunhofer IAO would like to optimize processes for insurance companies by automatically classifying pictures of cars in their database. To learn more about the topic, this thesis deals with “how to use” neural networks on image classification tasks on car images. The work shows, that some classification tasks are easier to perform then others, and that only tuning network parameters is enough for some tasks to improve them, but not for others. The hardest task to solve was classifying images by make, model and model year of the car shown in the picture. To improve results, the complete application structure had to be changed to use a system of multiple neural networks, each trained for a single purpose, that the network could specialize on.

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Department(s)University of Stuttgart, Institute for Natural Language Processing
Superviser(s)Vu, Jun.-Prof. Ngoc Thang; Kinz, MAximilian; Wohlfrom, Andreas
Entry dateSeptember 28, 2018
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