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[Objective] This paper introduces artificial intelligence methods to the field of digital humanities, aiming to address the issues of small data sets, insufficient image feature representation, and low recognition accuracy facing traditional Chinese embroidery image classification. It also tries to prvovide methodology support to the digitalization of intangible cultural heritage protection. [Methods] We utilized deep learning techniques to analyze the embroidery images, and extracted their features. Then, we fine-tuned the Xception model with the migration learning approach, and constructed a Xception-TD method to classify traditional Chinese embroidery. Finally, we explored the impacts of the number and dimensions of fully connected layers, as well as the value of dropouts on the model’s performance. [Results] We found that increasing the number and dimensions of fully connected layers improved the embroidery image feature representation. The accuracy rate of our new model reached 0.96863, which was better than the benchmark model. In multi-classification tasks, the model’ s accuracy was also better than that of the benchmark ones. [Limitations] The experimental data set was only constructed with Baidu images, which had small amount of manual taggings. [Conclusions] The proposed model based on transfer learning could improve the accuracy of embroidery classification.

Année de publication
2022
Journal
Data Analysis and Knowledge Discovery
Volume
6
Nombre
2-3
Nombre de pages
338-347
Publisher: Chinese Academy of Sciences
Langue de publication
Chinese
ISSN Number
20963467 (ISSN)
URL
https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85130454537&doi=10.11925%2finfotech.2096-3467.2021.0909&partnerID=40&md5=ef8593b9fa5292928b03e764a91cebbe
DOI
10.11925/infotech.2096-3467.2021.0909
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