Hierarchical fuzzy deep learning system for various classes of images

Abstract

There has been an increasing interest in the development of deep-learning models for the large data processing such as images, audio, or video. Image processing has made breakthroughs in addressing important problems such as genome-wide biological networks, map interactions of genes and proteins, network, etc. With the increase in sophistication of the system, and other areas such as internet of things, social media, web development, etc., the need for classification of image data has been felt more than ever before. It is more important to develop intelligent approaches that can take care of the sophistication of systems. Several researchers are working on the real-time images to solve the problems related to the classification of images. The algorithms to be developed will have to meet the large image datasets. In this paper, the generalized hierarchical fuzzy deep learning approach is discussed and developed to meet such demands. The objective is to design the algorithm for image classification so that it results in high accuracy. The approach is for real-life intelligent systems and the classification results have been shared for large image datasets such as the YaleB database. The accuracy of the algorithm has been obtained for various classes of images using image thresholding. The development of learning algorithms has been validated on corrupted and noisy data and results of various classes of images are presented.