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The Human Rights Archive CNNs for Human Rights Violations Classification

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Release of Human-Rights-Archive-CNNs

We release various convolutional neural networks (CNNs) trained on Human Rights Archive (HRA) to the public. HRA is the first verified-by-experts repository of human rights violations photographs, labelled with human rights semantic categories, comprising a list of the types of human rights abuses encountered at present.

Pre-trained CNN models on HRA (applications module):

  • Baseline model
  • ResNet50-HRA
  • VGG16-HRA
  • VGG16-Places365-HRA
  • VGG19
  • CompoundNet-ResNet50
  • CompoundNet-VGG16
  • CompoundNet-VGG19

Train Human-Rights-Archive-CNNs using Keras. The training script is here.

Example
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>>> python train_HRA.py --pre_trained_model VGG16 --pooling_mode avg

Performance of the Human-Rights-Archive-CNNs

The performance of the CNNs is listed below.

Some qualitative prediction results using the VGG16-Places365: