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In this paper we aim to employ deep learning to enhance SBIR via deep discriminative representation. Our main contributions focus on: 1) The deep discriminative representation is established to bridge both the visual appearance gap and the semantic gap between sketches and images; 2) The deep learning pattern is applied to our SBIR model through training on our transformed sketch-like images to overcome the rarity of training sketches. Our experiments on a large number of public sketch and image data have obtained very positive results.
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