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SSOLE: Rethinking Orthogonal Low-rank Embedding for Self-Supervised Learning
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Revisits orthogonal low-rank embedding (OLE) and adapts it into SSOLE, a self-supervised learning objective for multi-view representation learning.
Problem
Directly applying Orthogonal Low-rank Embedding (OLE) to self-supervised learning faces challenges, as the abstract is truncated after noting the first issue (the virtual ... ), so the specific obstacles are not fully stated.
Approach
Adapts OLE, which enhances intra-class similarity in a low-rank subspace and inter-class dissimilarity in a high-rank subspace, to unlabeled multi-view SSL, addressing the challenges of applying it directly.
Experimental setup
Builds on: Orthogonal Low-rank Embedding
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