Ye et al., 2016 - Google Patents
Learning multiple views with orthogonal denoising autoencodersYe et al., 2016
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- Ye T
- Wang T
- McGuinness K
- Guo Y
- Gurrin C
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- International Conference on Multimedia Modeling
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Multi-view learning techniques are necessary when data is described by multiple distinct feature sets because single-view learning algorithms tend to overfit on these high- dimensional data. Prior successful approaches followed either consensus or complementary …
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