Abstract
Nowadays, one-step multi-view clustering algorithms attract many interests. The main issue of multi-view clustering approaches is how to combine the information extracted from the available views. A popular approach is to use view-based graphs and/or a consensus graph to describe the different views. We introduce a novel one-step graph-based multi-view clustering approach in this study. Our suggested method, in contrast to existing graph-based one-step clustering methods, provides two major novelties to the method called Nonnegative Embedding and Spectral Embedding (NESE) proposed in the recent paper [1]. To begin, we use the cluster label correlation to create an additional graph in addition to the graphs associated with the data space. Second, the cluster-label matrix is constrained by adopting some restrictions to make it more consistent. The effectiveness of the proposed method is demonstrated by experimental results on many public datasets.
Sally El Hajjar
Former PhD Student
Former PhD student at CVPD, now Senior Research Fellow at The New School (NYC), working on climate risk prediction using deep learning.
Fadi Dornaika
Ikerbasque Research Professor
Ikerbasque Research Professor with expertise in computer vision, machine learning, and pattern recognition.