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代的多视图子空间学习用于未配对的多视图集群.

Wanqi Yang, Like Xin, Lei Wang

    IEEE transactions on neural networks and learning systems
    |June 13, 2023
    PubMed
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    这项研究引入了代的未配对的多视图集群 (IUMC),以应对跨视图数据不匹配的挑战. 新的方法通过学习共享的潜伏子空间来提高聚类性能,增强现实应用中的数据分析.

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