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Transductive Semisupervised Deep Hashing
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DOI：10.1109/TNNLS.2021.3054386.png)
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Deep hashing methods have shown their superiority to traditional ones. However, they usually require a large amount of labeled training data for achieving high retrieval accuracies. We propose a novel transductive semisupervised deep hashing (TSSDH) method which is effective to train deep convolutional neural network (DCNN) models with both labeled and unlabeled training samples. TSSDH method consists of the following four main ingredients. First, we extend the traditional transductive learning (TL) principle to make it applicable to DCNN-based deep hashing. Second, we introduce confidence levels for unlabeled samples to reduce adverse effects from uncertain samples. Third, we employ a Gaussian likelihood loss for hash code learning to sufficiently penalize large Hamming distances for similar sample pairs. Fourth, we design the large-margin feature (LMF) regularization to make the learned features satisfy that the distances of similar sample pairs are minimized and the distances of dissimilar sample pairs are larger than a predefined margin. Comprehensive experiments show that the TSSDH method can produce superior image retrieval accuracies compared to the representative semisupervised deep hashing methods under the same number of labeled training samples.
Keywords:
Confidence level
deep convolutional neural network (DCNN)
Gaussian likelihood loss
large-margin feature (LMF) regularization
transductive semisupervised deep hashing (TSSDH)
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