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Multi-Instance Learning With Emerging Novel Class
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DOI：10.1109/TKDE.2019.2952588.png)
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Diverse applications involving complicated data objects such as proteins and images are solved by applying multi-instance learning (MIL) algorithms. However, few MIL algorithms can deal with problems in an open and dynamic environment, where new categories of samples emerge. In this type of emerging novel class setting, algorithms should be able to not only classify the samples from the observed classes accurately, but also recognize the samples from the novel class. In this paper, we focus on the Multi-Instance learning with Emerging Novel class (MIEN) problem, and formulate MIEN from a metric learning perspective. We extract key instances to form the super-bag for each observed class, and non-key instances from all the observed classes to form a meta super-bag. Based on these super-bags, we propose the MIEN-metric method to learn discriminative metrics for classifying MIL bags from the observed classes and recognizing bags from the novel class. Experimental results of diverse domains, e.g., biological function annotation, text categorization, and object-centric/scene-centric image classification, show MIEN-metric outperforms other baseline methods significantly when the novel class emerges. Meanwhile, MIEN-metric is comparable with state-of-the-art MIL algorithms for binary classification in the traditional MIL setting.
Keyword:
Anomaly detection
Measurement
Training
Proteins
Heuristic algorithms
Annotations
Text categorization
Multi-instance learning
Emerging novel class
Incremental learning
Metric learning
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