Abstract

In order to process multi-view multi-label data sets, we propose global and local multi-view multi-label learning (GLMVML). This method can exploit global and local label correlations of both the whole data set and each view simultaneously. What’s more, GLMVML introduces a consensus multi-view representation which encodes the complementary information from different views. Related experiments on three multi-view data sets, fourteen multi-label data sets, and one multi-view multi-label data set have validated that (1) GLMVML has a better average AUC and precision and it is superior to the classical multi-view learning methods and multi-label learning methods in statistical; (2) the running time of GLMVML won’t add too much; (3) GLMVML has a good convergence and ability to process multi-view multi-label data sets; (4) since the model of GLMVML consists of both the global label correlations and local label correlations, so parameter values should be moderate rather than too large or too small.

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