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The 25th International Conference on Machine Learning (ICML 2008)

Large Scale Manifold Transduction

author: Jason Weston, NCSR "Demokritos"

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We show how the regularizer of Transductive Support Vector Machines (TSVM) can be trained by stochastic gradient descent for linear models and multi-layer architectures. The resulting methods can be trained online, have vastly superior training and testing speed to existing TSVM algorithms, can encode prior knowledge in the network architecture, and obtain competitive error rates. We then go on to propose a natural generalization of the TSVM loss function that takes into account neighborhood and manifold information directly, unifying the two-stage Low Density Separation method into a single criterion, and leading to state-of-the-art results.

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0:00 Large Scale Manifold Transduction
1:29 Methods of semi-supervised learning
4:51 From the authors of LDS:
5:00 Summary of our Contribution
5:53 Methods of semi-supervised learning
6:05 Existing Semi-Supervised Techniques: TSVM
8:02 Existing TSVM implementations
10:28 Existing Semi-Supervised Techniques
12:01 Proposed Approach : Manifold Transduction
14:52 Model: NNs or CNNs
15:10 Online Balancing constraint: methods
16:16 Online Manifold Transduction
16:49 Semi-Supervised Experiments
17:23 Deep Semi-Supervised Results
18:02 Online Balancing constraint: experiments
18:40 Deep Semi-Supervised MNIST
19:09 Timing results
19:30 Deep Semi-Supervised MNIST
19:35 Timing results
19:36 Conclusion
20:24 - Questions
21:37 - Questions

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