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Adaptive Nonlinear Auto-Associative Modeling Through Manifold Learning
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Machine Learning Methods
Adaptive Nonlinear Auto-Associative Modeling Through Manifold Learning
Junping Zhang1, 2 and Stan Z. Li3 
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Intelligent Information Processing Laboratory, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Fudan University, Shanghai 200433, China |
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The Key Laboratory of Complex Systems and Intelligence Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences, |
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National Laboratory of Pattern Recognition & Center for Biometrics and Security Research Institute of Automation, CAS, Beijing, 100080, China |
Abstract
We propose adaptive nonlinear auto-associative modeling (ANAM) based on Locally Linear Embedding algorithm (LLE) for learning intrinsic principal features of each concept separately and recognition thereby. Unlike traditional supervised manifold learning algorithm, the proposed ANAM algorithm has several advantages: 1) it implicitly embodies discriminant information because the suboptimal parameters of ANAM are determined based on error rate of the validation set. 2) it avoids the curse of dimensionality without loss accuracy because recognition is completed in the original space. Experiments on character and digit databases show that the advantages of the proposed ANAM algorithm.
This version was published in May 2005. Huan Liu’s name had been incorrectly written in the original version.
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