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Robust supervised and semi-supervised twin extreme learning machines for pattern classification
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DOI：10.1016/j.sigpro.2020.107861.png)
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In this paper, we first propose a novel robust loss function called adaptive capped L-theta epsilon-loss. The L-theta epsilon-loss has some interesting properties, such as robustness, non-convexity, and boundedness. During the learning process, for different problems, we can choose different loss functions through adaptive parameter theta. Then, a new robust twin extreme learning machine (RTELM) framework is presented by applying L-theta epsilon-loss and capped L-1-norm distance metric. Compared with the twin extreme learning machine (TELM), RTELM overcomes the disadvantages of L-2-norm distance metric and hinge loss, especially for the problem with outliers, while inherits the advantages of TELM. Further, we present a new Laplacian RTELM (Lap-RTELM for short) by introducing manifold regularization terms into RTELM. Intuitively, the Lap-RTELM can effectively utilize geometric information embedded in unlabeled samples and merge them as manifold regularization terms to learn a more reasonable classifier for semi-supervised classification (SSC) problems. Finally, two effective iterative algorithms are designed to solve the challenges brought by the non-convex optimization problems RTELM and Lap-RTELM, and theoretically guarantee the convergence, local optimality, and computational complexity of algorithms. Experiments on multiple datasets show that the proposed RTELM and Lap-RTELM are competitive with existing methods. (C) 2020 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
Keywords:
Robustness
Non-convex loss
Twin extreme learning machine
Semi-supervised classification
Manifold regularization
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