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论文|J. Chen, Y. Chen, Z. Wang, H. Zhang, and X. Peng*:Spectral embedding fusion for incomplete multiview clustering

时间:2024-11-22

本文(Spectral embedding fusion for incomplete multiview clustering原载IEEE Transactions on Image Processing四川大学法学院王竹教授、陈杰副教授等科研人员创作,系四川大学智慧法治超前部署学科系列学术成果。后续会持续分享四川大学智慧法治超前部署学科系列学术成果,欢迎大家阅读。

Incomplete multiview clustering (IMVC) aims to reveal the underlying structure of incomplete multiview data by partitioning data samples into clusters. Several graph-based methods exhibit a strong ability to explore high-order information among multiple views using low-rank tensor learning. However, spectral embedding fusion of multiple views is ignored in low-rank tensor learning. In addition, addressing missing instances or features is still an intractable problem for most existing IMVC methods. In this paper, we present a unified spectral embedding tensor learning (USETL) framework that integrates the spectral embedding fusion of multiple similarity graphs and spectral embedding tensor learning for IMVC. To remove redundant information from the original incomplete multiview data, spectral embedding fusion is performed by introducing spectral rotations at two different data levels, i.e., the spectral embedding feature level and the clustering indicator level. The aim of introducing spectral embedding tensor learning is to capture consistent and complementary information by seeking high-order correlations among multiple views. The strategy of removing missing instances is adopted to construct multiple similarity graphs for incomplete multiple views. Consequently, this strategy provides an intuitive and feasible way to construct multiple similarity graphs. Extensive experimental results on multiview datasets demonstrate the effectiveness of the two spectral embedding fusion methods within the USETL framework.



J. Chen, Y. Chen, Z. Wang, H. Zhang, and X. Peng*, Spectral embedding fusion for incomplete multiview clustering, IEEE Trans. Image Process., vol. 33, pp. 4116-4130, Jul. 2024.(论文下载)