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

Efficient MultiClass Maximum Margin Clustering

author: Bin Zhao, Department of Automation, Tsinghua University

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This paper presents a cutting plane algorithm for multiclass maximum margin clustering (MMC). The proposed algorithm constructs a nested sequence of successively tighter relaxations of the original MMC problem, and each optimization problem in this sequence could be efficiently solved using the constrained concave-convex procedure (CCCP). Experimental evaluations on several real world datasets show that our algorithm converges much faster than existing MMC methods with guaranteed accuracy, and can thus handle much larger datasets efficiently.

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0:00 Efficient MultiClass Maximum Margin Clustering
0:27 Outline
1:12 Outline - Two-Class Maximum Margin Clustering
1:17 Support Vector Machine
2:06 Maximum Margin Clustering
3:38 Outline - MultiClass Maximum Margin Clustering
4:05 Multi-Class Support Vector Machine
4:31 Multi-Class Maximum Margin Clustering
5:13 Problem Reformulation I
6:04 Problem Reformulation II
6:45 Problem Reformulation
7:47 Cutting Plane Algorithm
9:02 The Most Violated Constraint
9:47 Enforcing the Class Balance Constraint
11:25 The Constrained Concave-Convex Procedure - 1
12:00 The Constrained Concave-Convex Procedure - 2
12:34 Enforcing the Class Balance Constraint
12:37 The Constrained Concave-Convex Procedure - 2
12:40 Optimization via the CCCP
13:10 Outline - Theoretical Analysis
13:28 Justification of CPM3C
14:03 Time Complexity Analysis - 1
15:47 Time Complexity Analysis - 2
16:36 Outline - Experimental Results
17:00 Clustering Accuracy Comparison: Two-Class Scenario
17:57 Clustering Accuracy Comparison: MultiClass Scenario
18:07 Clustering Accuracy Comparison: Two-Class Scenario
18:22 Clustering Accuracy Comparison: MultiClass Scenario
18:23 Speed Comparison: Two-Class Scenario
19:09 Speed Comparison: MultiClass Scenario
19:30 Dataset Size n vs. Speed
20:25 є vs. Accuracy
21:04 є vs. Speed
21:40 Outline - Conclusions
21:41 Conclusions
22:59 Thanks for Listening
23:36 - Questions
24:20 - Questions

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