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Federated Incomplete Multi-view Clustering with Globally Fused Graph Guidance

ICML 2025 · Federated learning and privacy › Personalized and heterogeneous FL · approach: Federated semi-supervised and graph learning · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes FIMCFG, a federated incomplete multi-view clustering method that uses a server-fused graph to guide a dual-head GCN encoder and fusion module on each client, with pseudo-label clustering and silhouette-weighted aggregation.

Problem

Federated multi-view clustering typically uses global information only for pseudo-label supervision of clustering, not for upstream feature extraction, and handles missing views poorly (incomplete data is less explored in federated MVC).

Approach

A dual-head GCN encoder per client extracts global-graph and local-graph underlying features; a fusion module maps them to high-level features under the guidance of a globally fused graph built at the server. Global graph structure migration repairs local graphs for missing samples, and silhouette scores weight server-side graph and feature fusion.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use FIMCFG instead of the strongest baseline, FCUIFFederated incomplete multi-view clustering · HW (δ=0.5)ACC: 0.917 -> 0.952Helped
Use FIMCFG instead of the strongest baseline, FCUIFFederated incomplete multi-view clustering · Scene-15 (δ=0.5)ACC: 0.410 -> 0.444Helped
Use FIMCFG instead of the strongest baseline, FCUIFFederated incomplete multi-view clustering · Landuse-21 (δ=0.5)ACC: 0.232 -> 0.293Helped
Use FIMCFG instead of the strongest baseline, GIMVCFederated incomplete multi-view clustering · 100Leaves (δ=0.5)ACC: 0.688 -> 0.802Helped
Add global graph structure migration (ablation)FIMCFG · Scene-15 (δ=0.5)ACC: 0.357 -> 0.444Helped
Add the feature fusion module (ablation)FIMCFG · Scene-15 (δ=0.5)ACC: 0.431 -> 0.444Helped
Add global graph guidance (ablation)FIMCFG · Scene-15 (δ=0.5)ACC: 0.412 -> 0.444Helped
Add the global graph encoder and related fused-graph components (ablation)FIMCFG · Scene-15 (δ=0.5)ACC: 0.247 -> 0.444Helped
Add global graph structure migration (ablation)FIMCFG · Landuse-21 (δ=0.5)ACC: 0.213 -> 0.293Helped
Add the feature fusion module (ablation)FIMCFG · 100Leaves (δ=0.5)ACC: 0.758 -> 0.802Helped
Add global graph guidance (ablation)FIMCFG · HW (δ=0.5)ACC: 0.912 -> 0.952Helped
Add the global graph encoder and related fused-graph components (ablation)FIMCFG · 100Leaves (δ=0.5)ACC: 0.430 -> 0.802Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: Scene-15 HandWritten Landuse-21 100Leaves

Benchmarks: HandWritten Scene-15 Landuse-21 100Leaves

Metrics: ACC NMI ARI

Baselines: FCUIF FedMVFPC HFMVC DIMVC DSIMVC GIGA GIMVC CDIMC-net MRL_CAL

Builds on: Completer GIMVC FCUIF

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