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1 8. Supplementary Material 8.1. Proofs Proof of Proposition 1 Proof. (R2) = (R3): As for both (R2) and (R3) we have µ L and µ ( s) = µ s (u), s X u, we only need to prove that µ s conv(x s ), s L is equivalent to µ M. By inspecting the definition (6) of M we see that it is the intersection of (i) µ u X u, u V and (ii) µ s X s, s L. However, by the equality constraints µ u (s) = µ s (u) constraints (i) are already enforced, in (R2), hence equality follows. (R4) = (R5): Analoguously to (R2) = (R3). Relaxation (R1) is weaker than (R2) and (R3): Relaxations (R2) and (R3) include additional constraints Optimization Subproblems of Procedure 1 In Procedure 1 the two problem in lines 1 and 3 must be solved. Solution of the optimization problem in line 1 was discussed in the main part of the paper. Therefore, it only remains to show how to carry optimization of the problem in line 3 efficiently for all cases that can occur. This is shown in Table 3. Checking validity of the operations in Table 3 for i = u V and i = uv E is straightforward. For i = M and J = V, we prove correctness below. Correctness for i = M and J = L is analoguous. Lemma 2. The reparametrization adjustment problem (9) for i = M and J = V is given by (14). Moreover it is the dual of a minimum cost network flow problem. Proof. Recall from network flow theory [7], that x u X u is optimal for cost θ, iff π R V, ψ R L such that { 0, x θ u (x u ) π(u) + ψ(x u ) u(x u ) = 1 0, x u(x u ) = 0 u V, x u X u. Consider the primal/dual pair min (µu) u V u V θ u, µ u max,π,ψ u V u, δ u u V, x u X u µ u (x u ) = 0 π(u) R l L, { u:l X u µ u (l) = 0 { ψ(l) R δ u (x u ), x u x u 0, x u = x u µ u (x u ) δ u (x u ), x u = x u (x u ) u 0, x u x u µ u (x u ) R θu (x u ) + u (x u ) + π(u) ψ(x u ) = 0 (12) On the right side, the adjustment problem (3) is written down explicitly. The left hand side is a minimum cost flow problem, hence the second part of the claim is proven. The last equality above on the right hand side ensures that u (x u ) = θ u (x u ) π(u) + ψ(x u ). Substituting this everywhere on the right hand side of (12) gives max π,ψ u V π(u) ( x u X u δ u (x u ) ) + l L ψ(l) ( u V:l X u δ u (l) ) s.t. π(u) R ψ(l) R This form matches the format given in (14) Time complexity θ u (x u ) + π(u) ψ(x u ) { 0, 0, x u = x u x u x u The time complexity of running one iteration of message passing is essentially the time to run all required invocations of Algorithm 1 via the routines described in Table 3. Total runtime per iteration for the various algorithms we have proposed can (13)
2 be found in Table 4. We assume that X u = L u V. In sparse assignment problems, where this is not the case, run-time decreases according to sparsity. If we hold the unary potentials θ u, u V in a heap, we can support operation min s J X u θ u (s ) which is required in the third line in Table 3 in time log( L ), since either J X u = X u (sending) or J X u = 1 (receiving). Hence, all our algorithms scale to realistic problem sizes Detailed Experimental Evaluation Plots showing lower bound and primal solution energy per over time can be seen in Figure 2. In Table 5 dataset statistics are given together with final upper and lower bound as well as runtime averaged over all instances in specific datasets are given. A per-instance evaluation of all considered algorithms can be found in Table 6.
3 Algorithm 1 input i V J N G (i) Solution (i,j) j J of (9) i = u V J E {M} L (u,uv) = (θu min xu Xu θu(xu)) / J uv E J (u,m) = (θu min xu Xu θu(xu)) / J (u,s) = (θu(s) min s / J Xu θu(s ))/ J s X u J i = uv E J = {u}, u V (uv,u) (x u) = min {θ uv (x u, x v )} min xuv X uv {θ uv (x uv )} x v X v i = M J = V u (x u ) = θ u (x u ) π (u) + ψ (x u ) (π, ψ u V ) argmax π(u) ( x u X u δ u (x u ) ) π,ψ + l L ψ(l) ( u V:l X u δ u (l) ) { 0, x u = x u s.t. θu (x u ) + π(u) ψ(x u ) 0, x u x u (14) i = M J = L s (u) = θ u (s) π (u) + ψ (s) (π, ψ u V ) argmax π(u) ( x u X u δ xu (u) ) π,ψ + l L ψ(l) ( u V:l X u δ l (u) ) { 0, x u = x u s.t. θu (x u ) + π(u) ψ(x u ) 0, x u x u (15) Table 3. Message computation problems (9) Algorithm Time complexity GM O( L V + L 2 Ê ) AMP O( L V + L 2 E + L 3 ) AMP O( L V + L 2 E + L 2 log L ) AMCF O( L V + L 2 E + MCF ( V, V 2 ) Table 4. Time complexity per iteration for the three proposed algorithms. MCF (n, m) is the time to solve a min-cost-flow problem on a graph with n nodes and m edges: Orlin s algorithm has time complexity O(m 2 log n + m log 2 n) [7]. AMP stores reparametrized unary costs in a heap to accelerate computation of the messages between label factors and unaries.
4 energy 3,000 3,500 AMP AMCF GM HBP DD energy 4,240 4,260 4,280 AMP AMCF GM HBP DD energy AMP AMCF GM HBP DD 4, energy 4, runtime(s) house AMP AMCF GM HBP DD energy 1,500 2,000 2, runtime(s) hotel AMP AMCF GM HBP DD energy runtime(s) car AMP AMCF GM HBP DD 80 3, runtime(s) motor runtime(s) Hassan runtime(s) worms Figure 2. Runtime plots for house, hotel, car, motor, graph flow and worms datasets. Continuous lines denote dual lower bounds and dashed ones primal energies. Values are averaged over all instances of the dataset. The x-axis is logarithmic. hotel house graph flow car motor worms Dataset/Algorithm AMP AMCF GM HBP DD #I 105 LB #V 30 UB #L 30 time(s) #I 105 LB #V 30 UB #L 30 time(s) #I 6 LB #V 126 UB #L 126 time(s) #I 30 LB #V 49 UB #L 49 time(s) #I 20 LB #V 52 UB #L 52 time(s) #I 30 LB #V 605 UB #L 1500 time(s) Table 5. Description of datasets together with averaged algorithm results over all instances. #I means number of instances in dataset, #V the number of nodes per instance, #L the number of labels per instance, LB means lower bound, UB upper bound. Bold numbers indicate highest lower bound, lowest primal energy and smallest runtime.
5 hotel UB energy hotel frame15frame22 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame15frame29 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame15frame36 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame15frame43 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame15frame50 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame15frame57 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame15frame64 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame15frame71 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame15frame78 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame15frame85 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame15frame92 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame15frame99 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame1frame15 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame1frame22 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame1frame29 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame1frame36 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame1frame43 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame1frame50 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame1frame57 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame1frame64 LB runtime(s)
6 UB energy hotel frame1frame71 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame1frame78 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame1frame8 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame1frame85 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame1frame92 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame1frame99 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame22frame29 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame22frame36 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame22frame43 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame22frame50 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame22frame57 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame22frame64 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame22frame71 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame22frame78 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame22frame85 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame22frame92 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame22frame99 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame29frame36 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame29frame43 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame29frame50 LB runtime(s)
7 UB energy hotel frame29frame57 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame29frame64 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame29frame71 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame29frame78 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame29frame85 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame29frame92 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame29frame99 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame36frame43 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame36frame50 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame36frame57 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame36frame64 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame36frame71 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame36frame78 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame36frame85 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame36frame92 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame36frame99 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame43frame50 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame43frame57 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame43frame64 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame43frame71 LB runtime(s)
8 UB energy hotel frame43frame78 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame43frame85 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame43frame92 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame43frame99 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame50frame57 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame50frame64 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame50frame71 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame50frame78 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame50frame85 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame50frame92 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame50frame99 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame57frame64 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame57frame71 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame57frame78 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame57frame85 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame57frame92 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame57frame99 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame64frame71 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame64frame78 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame64frame85 LB runtime(s)
9 UB energy hotel frame64frame92 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame64frame99 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame71frame78 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame71frame85 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame71frame92 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame71frame99 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame78frame85 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame78frame92 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame78frame99 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame85frame92 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame85frame99 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame8frame15 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame8frame22 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame8frame29 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame8frame36 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame8frame43 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame8frame50 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame8frame57 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame8frame64 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame8frame71 LB runtime(s)
10 UB energy hotel frame8frame78 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame8frame85 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame8frame92 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame8frame99 LB runtime(s) UB energy hotel frame92frame99 LB runtime(s) house UB energy house frame10frame100 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame10frame95 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame10frame96 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame10frame97 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame10frame98 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame10frame99 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame11frame100 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame11frame101 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame11frame96 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame11frame97 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame11frame98 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame11frame99 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame12frame100 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame12frame101 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame12frame102 LB runtime(s)
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13 UB energy house frame1frame91 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame20frame105 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame2frame87 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame2frame88 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame2frame89 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame2frame90 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame2frame91 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame2frame92 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame3frame88 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame3frame89 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame3frame90 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame3frame91 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame3frame92 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame3frame93 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame4frame89 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame4frame90 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame4frame91 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame4frame92 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame4frame93 LB runtime(s) UB energy house frame4frame94 LB runtime(s)
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