Sequential safe static and dynamic screening rule for accelerating support tensor machine

Hongmei Wang

doi:10.1016/j.neunet.2024.106407

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Sequential safe static and dynamic screening rule for accelerating support tensor machine

2024-10-01

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DOI：10.1016/j.neunet.2024.106407

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Support tensor machine (STM), as a higher -order extension of support vector machine, is adept at effectively addressing tensorial data classification problems, which maintains the inherent structure in tensors and mitigates the curse of dimensionality. However, it needs to resort to the alternating projection iterative technique, which is very time-consuming. To overcome this shortcoming, we propose an efficient sequential safe static and dynamic screening rule (SS-SDSR) for accelerating STM in this paper. Its main idea is to reduce every projection iterative sub -model by identifying and deleting the redundant variables before and during the training process without sacrificing accuracy. Its construction mainly consists of two parts: (1) The static screening rule and dynamic screening rule are first built based on the variational inequality and duality gap, respectively. (2) The sequential screening process is achieved by using the static screening rule with the different adjacent parameters and applying the dynamic screening rule under the same parameter. In the experiment, on the one hand, to verify the influence of different parameter intervals, screening frequencies, and forms of data on the effectiveness of our method, three experiments on artificial datasets are conducted, which indicate that our method is effective for any forms of data when the parameter interval is small and the screening frequency is appropriate. On the other hand, to demonstrate the feasibility and validity of our SS-SDSR, numerical experiments on eleven vector -based datasets, and six tensor -based datasets are conducted and compared with the other five algorithms. Experimental results illustrate the effectiveness and safety of our SS-SDSR.

Keywords:

Support tensor machine

Safe screening rule

Sparse learning