Semi-supervised Multi-view Ensemble Learning with Consensus
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https://doi.org/10.18372/1990-5548.81.18978Keywords:
machine learning, semi-supervised learning, label propagation, multi-view training, ensembleAbstract
This paper is devoted to enchasing existing multi-view semi-supervised ensemble learning algorithms by introducing a cross-view consensus. A detailed overview of three state-of-the-art methods is given, with relevant steps of the training highlighted. A problem statement is formed to introduce both semi-supervised framework and consider the semi-supervised learning in the context of optimization problem. A novel multi-view semi-supervised ensemble learning algorithm called multi-view semi-supervised cross consensus (MSSXC) is introduced. The algorithm is tested against 5 synthetic datasets designed for semi-supervised learning challenges. The results indicate improvement in the average accuracy of up to 10% in comparison to existing methods, especially in low-volume, high density scenarios.
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