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太空與地球信息科學研究所 Institute of Space & Earth Information Science Sensing Urban Space: from Street View Recognition, Event Inference to Understand Urban Behavior http://www.iseis.cuhk.edu.hk/ ONTOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO SENSOR DATA ANALYSIS Fan Zhang 12 , Lezhi Li 23 , Hui Lin 1 May 30, 2016 1 Institute of Space and Earth Information Science, The Chinese University of Hong Kong 2 Senseable City Lab, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 3 Graduate School of Design, Harvard University

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Sensing Urban Space: from Street View Recognition,

Event Inference to Understand Urban Behavior

http://www.iseis.cuhk.edu.hk/

ONTOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO SENSOR DATA ANALYSIS

Fan Zhang12, Lezhi Li23, Hui Lin 1

May 30, 2016

1Institute of Space and Earth Information Science, The Chinese University of Hong Kong2Senseable City Lab, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

3Graduate School of Design, Harvard University

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Dataset – Street Level Images

Covering:More than 5 million miles of roads, 3,000 cities, 50 countries,

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Data Collection

6 km

100,000+ images collected from google street view API, within a 6 km radius.Images are extracted on a grid, 4 directions for each point.

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Objective

Way to discover Visual Patterns in Urban Area

Contents

Deep Learning Features

• Learning Features Intelligently• Greenery

• Building Area

• Entropy

• Colors (RGB)

Hand-Design Features

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Hand-Design Visual Features – Building Color

Fig. Building facade color map

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Fig. Image entropy: visual noise

Low entropy – industrial districts

Hand-Design Features –Entropy

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Image Entropy

Greenery

Openness

Building Color

Hand-Design Features

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Demo

http://lezhili.me/cv_streetview/

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Recognizing Cities/Neighborhoods from Street View images

Training

Testing

“Beacon Hill”

“Beacon Hill”

“Beacon Hill”

Image + LabelLabel

New Image Predicted Label

Deep Learned Visual Features

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Recognizing Cities/Neighborhoods from Street View

Deep Learned Visual Features

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Feature Visualization – Discovery the Hierarchical Feature Structure of Image sets

Deep Learned Visual Features

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Deep Learned Visual Features

• In order to evaluate visual similarity in a more comprehensive , hierarchical way, and an automated process is required for feature extraction.

• Deep Learning vs. Traditional Machine Learning • Deep Artificial Neural Networks (3 layers to N layers..)• Automatic Feature Extraction Process • Convolutional Neural Nets (CNN)

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“Cities Name”

“Neighborhood Name”

Label

“Populations”

“Crime”

“Income”

“Human Perception”

“Human Emotion”

What’s the visual feature of

What’s the visual feature with a high/low

What’s the visual feature with a high/low

Deep Learned Visual Features

Different Task to Discover Visual Features

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“Cities Name”

“Neighborhood Name”

Label

“Populations”

“Crime”

“Income”

“Human Perception”

“Human Emotion”

What’s the visual feature of

What’s the visual feature with a high/low …

What’s the visual feature with a high/low

Image Spatial Features Images Temporal Features

Deep Learned Visual Features

Different Task to Discover Visual Features

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July 2008

August 2011

May 2015

From Image Semantic Recognition to Event Inference

Destruction in Onagawa, Japan after the 2011 earthquake

Earth Quake

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From Event Inference to Urban Development Behavior

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• Conclusion

• Street View Images have Infinite Dimension

• Deep Learning Helps Spatial knowledge discovery

Thank you!