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Semi-supervised manifold regularization with adaptive graph construction

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Yunyun Wang *
鄢萌 (Meng Yan)
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Yun Li
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Songcan Chen
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Zhenyong Fu
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Hui Xue
DOI:10.1016/j.patrec.2017.09.004delete
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Manifold regularization (MR) provides a powerful framework for semi-supervised classification (SSC) learning. It imposes the smoothness constraint over a constructed manifold graph, and its performance largely depends on such graph. However, 1) The manifold graph is usually pre-constructed before classification, and fixed during the classification learning process. As a result, independent with the subsequent classification, the graph does not necessarily benefit the classification performance. 2) There are parameters needing tuning in the graph construction, while parameter selection in semi-supervised learning is still an open problem currently, which sets up another barrier for constructing a well-performing manifold graph benefiting the performance. To address those issues, we develop a novel semi-supervised manifold regularization with adaptive graph (AGMR for short) in this paper by integrating the graph construction and classification learning into a unified framework. In this way, the manifold graph along with its parameters will be optimized in learning rather than pre-defined, consequently, it will be adaptive to the classification, and benefit the performance. Further, by adopting the entropy and sparse constraints respectively for the graph weights, we derive two specific methods called AGMR_entropy and AGMR_sparse, respectively. Our empirical results show the competitiveness of those AGMRs compared to MR and some of its variants. (C) 2017 Published by Elsevier B.V.
Keywords:
Semi-supervised classification
Manifold regularization
Manifold graph
Graph construction
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Pattern Recognition Letters cover
Pattern Recognition Letters
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southeast university - china
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