How to cluster images based on visual similarity | by Gabe Flomo | Towards Data Science
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Use a pre-trained neural network for feature extraction and cluster images using K-means.
How to cluster images based on visual similarity | Towards Data Science Machine Learning How to cluster images based on visual similarity Use a pre-trained neural network for feature extraction and cluster images using K-means. Gabe Flomo Sep 29, 2020 5 min read Share Photo by Pietro Jeng on Unsplash Objective In this tutorial, I’m going to walk you through using a pre-trained neural network to extract a feature vector from images and cluster the images based on how similar the feature vectors are. The model The pre-trained model that will be used in this tutorial is the VGG16 convolutio
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