Cauchy-MMA: Multi-Metric autoencoder ensemble with adaptive cauchy loss for High-Dimensional incomplete data
Shuai Zuo1, Xianghong Tang1, Jianguang Lu1
1State Key Laboratory of Public Big Data, Guizhou University, Guizhou, 550025, China.
Summary
Cauchy-MMA enhances collaborative filtering by integrating adaptive Cauchy loss into multi-metric autoencoders. This robust framework tackles outliers and improves recommendation performance on incomplete, high-dimensional data.
Area of Science:
- Machine Learning
- Data Science
- Recommender Systems
Background:
- High-dimensional incomplete data presents challenges in collaborative filtering due to outliers and static loss functions.
- Existing multi-metric autoencoders struggle to dynamically balance robustness and generalization.
Purpose of the Study:
- To propose Cauchy-M MA, a novel framework enhancing collaborative filtering performance.
- To address limitations of static loss functions in multi-metric autoencoders for robust representation learning.
Main Methods:
- Integrated multi-metric autoencoders with adaptive Cauchy loss for outlier resistance.
- Developed a continuous, differentiable parameter adaptation mechanism for dynamic penalty adjustment.
- Created a six-branch collaborative learning system by combining adaptive Cauchy loss variants with static losses.
Main Results:
- Theoretical analysis confirmed sublinear regret bounds and asymptotic convergence.
- Cauchy-MMA demonstrated competitive performance against graph-based and robust baselines.
- The framework significantly mitigated performance degradation caused by strong outlier interference.
Conclusions:
- Cauchy-MMA offers a robust and adaptive solution for collaborative filtering with high-dimensional incomplete data.
- The adaptive Cauchy loss effectively suppresses outliers and improves generalization.
- The proposed method achieves superior performance in rating prediction and Top-K recommendation tasks.
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