Kernel Fisher Dictionary Transfer Learning

doi:10.1145/3588575

Kernel Fisher Dictionary Transfer Learning

2023-05-12

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Dictionary learning is an efficient knowledge representation method that can learn the essential features of data. Traditional dictionary learning methods are difficult to obtain nonlinear information when processing large-scale and high-dimensional datasets. While most dictionary learning algorithms are based on the assumption that the training data and test data have the same feature distribution, which is not always true in practical applications. To address the above problems, we propose the Kernel Fisher Dictionary Transfer Learning (KFDTL) algorithm. First, we map each sample to high-dimensional space through kernel mapping and use any dictionary learning algorithm to learn the essential features. Then, the feature-based transfer learning method is performed to predict the labels of the target samples. This method includes three main contributions: (1) KFDTL constructs a discriminative Fisher embedding model tomake the same class samples have similar coding coefficients; (2) Based on the relationship between profiles and atoms, KFDTL constructs an adaptive model that adapts source domain samples to target domain samples; (3) The kernel method is used to efficiently solve nonlinear problems. Experiments on a large number of public image datasets have proved the effectiveness of the proposed method. The source code of the proposed method is available at https://github.com/zzfan3/KFDTL.

Keywords:

Dictionary learning

transfer learning

kernel sparse representation

maximum mean discrepancy

Kernel Fisher Dictionary Transfer Learning

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