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Collaborative Similarity Fusion and Consistency Recovery for Incomplete Multi-view Clustering

AAAI 2025 · Learning theory and algorithms › Clustering · approach: Incomplete multi-view clustering · 16 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes SFCR, a graph-based incomplete multi-view clustering method that jointly learns a unified similarity graph via view-to-sample weighted fusion and recovers missing samples under that graph's consistent structure, yielding cluster labels directly from the graph's connected components.

Problem

Incomplete multi-view clustering, where some samples are absent in some views; existing methods either discard missing samples or recover them at the view level without accounting for per-sample differences or cross-view structural consistency, and usually need K-means post-processing.

Approach

Fuses view-wise similarity graphs with view-to-sample weights (per sample, per view) and recovers missing samples via self-representation guided by the shared graph, with a rank constraint on the Laplacian so the graph's connected components directly give cluster labels; graph learning and recovery are optimized alternately.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use SFCR instead of PIMVCIncomplete multi-view clustering · 3sources, 20% missingACC: 63.86±2.10 -> 74.67±1.79Helped
Use SFCR instead of PIMVCIncomplete multi-view clustering · 3sources, 20% missingNMI: 61.33±4.27 -> 66.83±3.35Helped
Use SFCR instead of UEAIIncomplete multi-view clustering · Webkb, 20% missingACC: 72.90±3.84 -> 73.39±0.77Helped
Use SFCR instead of UEAIIncomplete multi-view clustering · Webkb, 20% missingNMI: 38.04±3.35 -> 40.43±2.04Helped
Use SFCR instead of IMSRIncomplete multi-view clustering · MSRC-v1, 20% missingACC: 89.27±3.42 -> 91.80±1.23Helped
Use SFCR instead of PIMVCIncomplete multi-view clustering · MSRC-v1, 20% missingNMI: 85.52±1.10 -> 84.64±2.64Hurt
Use SFCR instead of PIMVCIncomplete multi-view clustering · ORL, 20% missingACC: 74.47±0.71 -> 81.80±3.22Helped
Use SFCR instead of PIMVCIncomplete multi-view clustering · ORL, 20% missingNMI: 88.91±0.74 -> 90.95±1.45Helped
Use SFCR instead of PIMVCIncomplete multi-view clustering · Leaves, 20% missingACC: 66.85±0.82 -> 79.51±1.53Helped
Use SFCR instead of PIMVCIncomplete multi-view clustering · Leaves, 20% missingNMI: 82.95±0.45 -> 87.14±0.80Helped
Use SFCR instead of PIMVCIncomplete multi-view clustering · COIL100, 20% missingACC: 68.72±0.36 -> 73.63±0.93Helped
Use SFCR instead of PIMVCIncomplete multi-view clustering · COIL100, 20% missingNMI: 88.60±0.09 -> 91.25±0.26Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: 3sources Webkb MSRC-v1 ORL Leaves COIL100 Three-Ring

Benchmarks: 3sources Webkb MSRC-v1 ORL Leaves COIL100

Metrics: ACC NMI average rank running time

Baselines: BSV UEAI AWGF IMSR PIMVC SCSL

Builds on: adaptive neighbor graph learning (Nie et al. 2014) UEAI IMSR AWGF

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