Advanced Image Segmentation with Unsupervised Learning, Hyperdimensional Computing, Neural Networks and Knowledge Graphs

Robert McMenemy
6 min readOct 29, 2024

Introduction

The demand for efficient, large-scale image segmentation has grown significantly with applications ranging from satellite imagery analysis to medical imaging and autonomous driving. Traditional approaches often require extensive labeled datasets and significant computational resources, making them less scalable.

In this article, we’ll explore an advanced segmentation pipeline that leverages hyperdimensional computing (HDC) for memory efficiency, unsupervised neural networks for reduced reliance on labeled data and knowledge graphs for enhanced spatial relationships. This approach not only mitigates memory constraints but also provides a robust, context-aware solution for handling high-dimensional data in segmentation tasks.

We’ll dive deep into the mathematical foundations, coding implementations and potential applications of this model thus providing a comprehensive walkthrough that covers every component in detail.

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Robert McMenemy
Robert McMenemy

Written by Robert McMenemy

Full stack developer with a penchant for cryptography.

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