Different representation space for MNIST digit

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Kishor Datta Gupta

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MNIST Representation space
For Different digit

All Digit in T-
SNE when all
class are in
same
representation
space(same
features)
acc: 64%

All Digit in T-SNE
when all class
are in
representation
space which is
best for Digit ‘0’
here blue is 1-9
and red is ‘0’
acc: 98%

All Digit in T-SNE
when all class
are in
representation
space which is
best for Digit ‘1’
red is ‘1’ others
are blue
acc: 97%

All Digit in T-SNE
when all class
are in
representation
space which is
best for Digit ‘2’
red is ‘1’ others
are blue
acc: 99%

All Digit in T-SNE
when all class
are in
representation
space which is
best for Digit ‘3’
red is ‘1’ others
are blue
acc: 98%

All Digit in T-SNE
when all class
are in
representation
space which is
best for Digit ‘4’
red is ‘1’ others
are blue
acc: 97%

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Different representation space for MNIST digit

1. MNIST Representation space For Different digit

2. All Digit in T- SNE when all class are in same representation space(same features) acc: 64%

3. All Digit in T-SNE when all class are in representation space which is best for Digit ‘0’ here blue is 1-9 and red is ‘0’ acc: 98%

4. All Digit in T-SNE when all class are in representation space which is best for Digit ‘1’ red is ‘1’ others are blue acc: 97%

5. All Digit in T-SNE when all class are in representation space which is best for Digit ‘2’ red is ‘1’ others are blue acc: 99%

6. All Digit in T-SNE when all class are in representation space which is best for Digit ‘3’ red is ‘1’ others are blue acc: 98%

7. All Digit in T-SNE when all class are in representation space which is best for Digit ‘4’ red is ‘1’ others are blue acc: 97%

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