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@kjsman I think you should use the outs[0].flatten() as input, and NeuralHash is an embedding network which put out the outs[0].flatten() of 128 dimension. The seed.dot(outs[0].flatten()) is the Local Sensitive Hashing Process, and the seed is the projection matrix of LSH.
@willard-yuan The goal of this project is to prove that NeuralHash cannot guarentee anonymity of image, so I used final form(including LSH) of NeuralHash because that is what Apple accesses.
I tried to build a classifier for NeuralHash: It gets NeuralHash as input and outputs class and probability.
I hashed all images of ILSVRC2012 dataset and trained the simple NN model.
Performance on the ImageNet validation dataset: (1,000 possible choices)
So... It seems that NeuralHash can't anonymize images well.
You can try this in Colab.
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