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Proximity Preserving Binary Code Using Signed Graph-Cut

AAAI 2020 · Graph learning › Graph algorithms and clustering · approach: Graph comparison and random features · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use PPC instead of SDHCIFAR-10 out-of-sample hashing · CIFAR-10, 12 bitsAUC: 0.249316 -> 0.28365Helped
Use bit update rather than vector update (ablation)PPC signed graph-cut optimization · Six small datasetsbinary-code lossHelped
Initialize with a random guess rather than a spectral solution (ablation)PPC signed graph-cut optimization · Six small datasetsbinary-code lossNo clear effect
Apply bit update to the initial code guess (ablation)PPC signed graph-cut optimization · Six small datasetsbinary-code lossHelped
Use signed graph weights to model both attractive and repulsive proximityPPC · CIFAR-10 out-of-sample retrievalAUCHelped
Optimize binary code first, then fit hashing functionsPPC out-of-sample hashing · Out-of-sample retrievalcode accuracyHelped

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