2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.patcog.2022.108772
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Auto-weighted sample-level fusion with anchors for incomplete multi-view clustering

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“…Complexity Analysis. Our method consists of two stages, namely, construction of hypergraphs and optimization by iteratively solving Equation (16). The cost of constructing the initial k-nearest neighbors graph is O 1 (mn 2 d + mn 2 log(n)).…”
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“…Complexity Analysis. Our method consists of two stages, namely, construction of hypergraphs and optimization by iteratively solving Equation (16). The cost of constructing the initial k-nearest neighbors graph is O 1 (mn 2 d + mn 2 log(n)).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…As one of the most extensively researched multi-view clustering techniques, graph-based clustering has exceptionally characterized sample relationships and elucidated intricate data structures. At the heart of graph-based clustering [15,16] lies the construction of high-quality graphs, which has been the focus of numerous studies. Currently, numerous graph-oriented multi-view clustering methods have been proposed.…”
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“…As the next step, we plan to simultaneously consider the time-frequency information, spatial information, and other variables of the time series [45][46][47] , instead of just utilizing the time-frequency information to perform time series spatio-temporal prediction, aiming to comprehensively mining important information from time series data and achieve better prediction results on more data sets.…”
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