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MCSP-SSS: A Domain Adaptive Framework for High-Accuracy Sensor Data Classification
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DOI：10.1109/JSEN.2021.3119320.png)
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Due to sensor drift, instrumental variation, or change of measurement object, the distributions of the datasets (domains) acquired by the sensors are often different. A domain adaptive framework called MCSP-SSS is proposed to reduce the distribution discrepancy across domains for high-accuracy sensor data classification. The framework consists of two key parts: Multi-Constraint Subspace Projection (MCSP) and Source Sample Selection (SSS). MCSP is a subspace-projection-based approach, which introduces four constraints to get an optimized projection matrix: Principal Component Analysis (PCA) is used to reduce the redundancy of features; Mean Distribution Discrepancy (MDD) is applied to minimize the difference between source and target data; Hilbert-Schmidt Independence Criterion (HSIC) is adopted to maximizing the dependence between features and labels; A so-called weighted-within-class scatter matrix is introduced to minimize the within-class variance to avoid samples with different labels to overlap in the subspace. SSS is designed to remove the outliers in projected source samples so as to reduce distribution discrepancy between the source and target samples projected by MCSP. Experimental results show that our framework can achieve the best accuracies in all classification tasks in comparison with other state-of-the-art approaches. The accuracy of MCSP-SSS is 3.57 percentage points (pps) higher on average than that of the second best approach for single-source domain adaptation, and 7.00 pps for multi-source domain adaptation. Source code is available at https://github.com/threedteam/tsc_subspace_projection.
Keywords:
Sensors
Principal component analysis
Instruments
Matrix decomposition
Training
Redundancy
Optimization
Domain adaption
subspace projection
sensor data classification
sensor drift
machine learning
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