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luizgh avatar luizgh commented on September 5, 2024 3

@MuruganR96 if the data distribution changes too much, these models will probably not work very well, so you would be better off collecting data and re-training / finetuning the models. If you have a few samples per user, you can try the "meta-learning" approach, as it does some fine-tuning for the users.

The datasets used to train these models were obtained in an "lab" fashion (you can read about it in the papers that introduced them), but involved people writing signatures on a clean piece of paper (no background), and usually in a single session (less variability). Unfortunately we do not have datasets with "real-world" conditions available for research in the academy.

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luizgh avatar luizgh commented on September 5, 2024 1

@ofgagliardi are you training writer-dependent classifiers as described in the article, or just using the network to extract features and compare the features from different signatures? If you are doing the latter, I recommend checking out this paper https://arxiv.org/abs/1807.10755, that uses this network to extract features and train a single "writer-independent" classifier. I hope this helps.

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MuruganR96 avatar MuruganR96 commented on September 5, 2024

@luizgh, @atinesh-s sir, I guess right now we don't have re-training / finetuning option in sigver.

i will do training from scratch with more datasets sir.

I have a doubt sir, please correct me.

  • I have 14075 users signature datasets. list of datasets,
10000 users GPDSsyntheticOffLineSignature CORPUS, 
4000 users GPDSsyntheticOnOffLineSignature CORPUS, and 
75 users MCYT-75 OFFLINE SIGNATURE CORPUS
  • If i will follow Training a CNN for Writer-Independent feature learning with 14075 users means, is it make sense? meaningful? i guess no.of.classes more than 1000 means models will probably not work very well.

please tell me how many users can i take to train @luizgh, @atinesh-s sir?

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henryle97 avatar henryle97 commented on September 5, 2024

I think you can try euclidean distance

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ofgagliardi avatar ofgagliardi commented on September 5, 2024

I'm also getting bad results, even using the example images and example.py code.
Tried using the proposed formula, euclidean distance and even modifing the proposed formula with instead of max() using mean().

Could it be different libs versions?

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