2008 7th World Congress on Intelligent Control and Automation 2008
DOI: 10.1109/wcica.2008.4592911
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A novel features partition algorithm for semi-supervised categorization

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“…X. Wei proposed a Reliable Label Selection and Learning (ReLSL) algorithm to solve the problem of semi supervised deep learning when there is only a very small amount of labeled image data [14]. H. Tang proposed a u-wordMixup method for data augmentation of unlabeled samples, which solves the quality problems that may arise from unlabeled and annotated samples coming from different fields, and improves generalization ability and accuracy [15]. Z. Wu proposed a Conditional Consistency Regularization (CCR) tailored for Semi Supervised Single Label Image Classification (SS-SLC), which encourages two predictions to remain consistent and establishes a relationship between given two different label states, which helps to utilize label relationships to promote image classification [16].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…X. Wei proposed a Reliable Label Selection and Learning (ReLSL) algorithm to solve the problem of semi supervised deep learning when there is only a very small amount of labeled image data [14]. H. Tang proposed a u-wordMixup method for data augmentation of unlabeled samples, which solves the quality problems that may arise from unlabeled and annotated samples coming from different fields, and improves generalization ability and accuracy [15]. Z. Wu proposed a Conditional Consistency Regularization (CCR) tailored for Semi Supervised Single Label Image Classification (SS-SLC), which encourages two predictions to remain consistent and establishes a relationship between given two different label states, which helps to utilize label relationships to promote image classification [16].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%