Abstract

Most of distance metric learning algorithms usually learn a single distance metric over the single-view data and cannot directly exploit multi-view data. In many visual classification applications, we have access to multi-view feature representations. To exploit more discriminative information for classification, it is desired to learn several distance metrics from multi-view data. To this aim, we propose a collaborative multi-view metric learning (CMML) method for visual classification. The proposed method jointly learns multiple distance metrics under which multiple feature representations are consistent across different views, i.e., the difference of the distance metrics learned in different views is enforced to be as small as possible. Experimental results on two visual classification tasks including face recognition and scene classification show the efficacy of the CMML method.

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