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Ekaterina Merkurjev¹, Duc Duy Nguyen², Guo-Wei Wei³

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This study introduces two novel multiscale Laplacian learning (MLL) methods to address machine learning challenges with limited, diverse data. These techniques, multikernel manifold learning (MML) and multiscale MBO (MMBO), show improved performance on benchmark datasets.

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graph Laplacian graph-based methods manifold learning multiscale framework

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Machine learning
Data science
Computational science

Background:

Machine learning (ML) excels in many fields but struggles with limited labeled data.
Diverse and small datasets, common in high-cost or ethically constrained research, hinder ML performance.
Existing ML methods often require large labeled datasets, posing a significant challenge.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop innovative strategies for machine learning with limited, diverse, and small datasets.
To introduce two novel multiscale Laplacian learning (MLL) approaches.
To enhance data classification and tackle data scarcity challenges in ML.

Main Methods:

Integration of graph-based frameworks, semi-supervised techniques, and multiscale structures.
Development of multikernel manifold learning (MML) using multiscale graph Laplacians and a warped kernel regularizer.
Adaptation of the Merriman-Bence-Osher (MBO) scheme with multiscale Laplacians and fast solvers (MMBO).

Main Results:

Two novel MLL approaches, MML and MMBO, were developed.
Experimental validation on benchmark datasets demonstrated the effectiveness of the proposed algorithms.
The new methods achieved favorable comparisons against state-of-the-art approaches.

Conclusions:

The proposed MLL methods offer effective solutions for machine learning tasks involving limited, diverse, and small datasets.
MML and MMBO represent significant advancements in handling data constraints in machine learning.
These approaches have broad applicability in scientific fields facing data limitations.