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Northeastern University

College of Professional Studies

ALY6020 – Predictive Analytics

Winter 2020 CPS Quarter – First Half

Assignment: Fashion items recognition with Logistic Regression.

Due date: 01/23/20

Goal

Implement a basic image recognition system using logistic regression. The data set provided

contains instances of 10 clothing items, each of which is identified with a numeric label (0

through 9).

Label Description

0 T-shirt/top

1 Trouser

2 Pullover

3 Dress

4 Coat

5 Sandal

6 Shirt

7 Sneaker

8 Bag

9 Ankle boot

Here’s a sample visualization of the data

Your goal is to train and test an image classification model.

Task

0. Download the training and test sets here. Two files are provided. Each of these files

contains thousands of 28x28 grayscale images.

Each image is encoded as a row of 784 integer values between 0 and 255 indicating the

brightness of each pixel. The label associated with each image is encoded as an integer value

between 0 and 9. The arrangement of the data is as follows:

If you want to see the image encoded in each row, you can use the following functions:

rotate <- function(x) {

return(t(apply(x, 2, rev)))

}

plot_matrix <- function(vec) {

q <- matrix(vec, 28, 28, byrow = TRUE)

nq <- apply(q, 2, as.numeric)

image(rotate(nq), col = gray((0:255)/255))

}

If you want to plot the third image, for example, you can call the plot function as follows:

plot_matrix(mydata[3, 2:785])

1. For each class:

a. Relabel each row with a 1 if it corresponds to the item you are training for, and 0

otherwise (e.g., when training for the “sneaker” class, if the label is 7, then make

it a 1, otherwise make it a 0).

b. Train a logistic regression model that predicts the label as a function of the image

pixels: Label ~ Pixel1+Pixel2+Pixel3+ …+Pixel784

2. Test your models on the test set (use the function predict to do this. See example

usage in the logistic regression example we saw in class). The output of each of your

models will be the probability of an image being a particular clothing item. You will

therefore have 10 probabilities per item. Use the softmax function to transform those

unrelated probabilities into a probability distribution over the ten classes. The predicted

class is the one associated with the maximum probability.

3. Create a confusion matrix with the counts of the correct and incorrect classifications. For

example:

Prediction

Tshirt Trouser ... Ankle boot

Actuals Tshirt 890 50 ... 10

Trouser 0 900 ... 30

... ... ... ... ...

Ankle boot 78 1 ... 895

Calculate the overall classification accuracy by summing the counts along the main diagonal

and dividing by the total number of test cases.

As with the previous homework, write a report containing your text, code and data.


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