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Kernel Sparse Subspace Clustering on Symmetric Positive Definite Manifolds

CVPR 2016 · Learning theory and algorithms › Clustering · approach: Subspace clustering · 100 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use KSSCR with the Log-Euclidean Gaussian kernel rather than the strongest reported baselineBrodatz clustering · Brodatz, 4 clustersaccuracy (%): 79.30 -> 85.94Helped
Use KSSCR with the Log-Euclidean Gaussian kernel rather than the strongest reported baselineBrodatz clustering · Brodatz, 8 clustersaccuracy (%): 78.03 -> 97.85Helped
Use KSSCR with the Log-Euclidean Gaussian kernel rather than the strongest reported baselineBrodatz clustering · Brodatz, 10 clustersaccuracy (%): 72.36 -> 74.64Helped
Use KSSCR with the Log-Euclidean Gaussian kernel rather than the strongest reported baselineBrodatz clustering · Brodatz, 12 clustersaccuracy (%): 82.81 -> 75.7Hurt
Use KSSCR with the Log-Euclidean Gaussian kernel rather than the strongest reported baselineBrodatz clustering · Brodatz, 16 clustersaccuracy (%): 64.93 -> 83.62Helped
Use KSSCR with the Log-Euclidean Gaussian kernel rather than the strongest reported baselineBrodatz clustering · Brodatz, 4 clustersNMI (%): 63.84 -> 73.62Helped
Use KSSCR with the Log-Euclidean Gaussian kernel rather than the strongest reported baselineBrodatz clustering · Brodatz, 8 clustersNMI (%): 80.21 -> 95.26Helped
Use KSSCR with the Log-Euclidean Gaussian kernel rather than the strongest reported baselineBrodatz clustering · Brodatz, 12 clustersNMI (%): 79.42 -> 79.05No clear effect
Use KSSCR with the Log-Euclidean Gaussian kernel rather than the strongest reported baselineBrodatz clustering · Brodatz, 16 clustersNMI (%): 66.35 -> 82.38Helped
Use KSSCR rather than LRSCFERET clustering · FERET, 7 subsets averageaccuracy (%): 78.56 -> 80.42Helped
Use KSSCR rather than LRSCFERET clustering · FERET, 7 subsets averageNMI (%): 88.43 -> 88.46No clear effect
Increase gamma toward about 2×10^-3, then increase it further (ablation)KSSCR · FERET, 30 clustersclustering scoreMixed

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