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Automatic Model Selection in Subspace Clustering via Triplet Relationships

AAAI 2018 · Learning theory and algorithms › Clustering · approach: Subspace clustering · 6 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use triplet relationships with joint model selection reward instead of pairwise-based estimators (SCAMS)autoSC · extended Yale B, 30 subjectsNCe: 76.22 -> 4.98Helped
autoSC vs SVD-based K estimation as subjects growautoSC · extended Yale B, 30 subjectsNMI: 0.2808 -> 0.8287Helped
autoSC vs DP-space on clustering qualityautoSC · extended Yale B, 8 subjectsNMI: 0.0343 -> 0.9062Helped
swap coefficient matrix from SMR to LRR for DP baselineDP · extended Yale B, 8 subjectsNCe: 3.06 -> 265.60Hurt
vary coefficient matrix source (LRR, CASS, LSR, SMR, ORGEN) (ablation)autoSC · extended Yale B and COIL-20triplet error rate A: 0.0135 to 0.0181 range (eYaleB)No clear effect
use ORGEN (very sparse) coefficient matrix instead of CASS/LSR/SMR (ablation)autoSC · extended Yale B, 8 subjectsNCe/NMIHurt

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