Low-rank discrete multi-view spectral clustering.
basic_science · Level V
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Abstract
Spectral clustering has attracted intensive attention in multimedia applications due to its good performance on arbitrary shaped clusters and well-defined mathematical framework. However, most existing multi-view spectral clustering methods still have the following demerits: (1) They ignore useful complementary information embedded in indicator matrices of different views. (2) The conventional post-processing methods based on the relax and discrete strategy inevitably result in the sub-optimal discrete solution. To tackle the aforementioned drawbacks, we propose a low-rank discrete multi-view spectral clustering model. Drawing inspiration from the fact that the difference between indicator matrices of different views provides useful complementary information for clustering, our model exploits the complementary information embedded in indicator matrices with tensor Schatten p-norm constraint. Further, we integrate low-rank tensor learning and discrete label recovering into a uniform framework, which avoids the uncertainty of the relaxed and discrete strategy. Extensive experiments on benchmark datasets have demonstrated the effectiveness and superiority of the proposed method.
Medical subject headings
- Algorithms
- Learning