Abstract

In this work, a three-stage social event detection model is devised to discover events in Flickr data. As the features possessed by the data are typically heterogeneous, a multimodal fusion model (M\(^{2}\)F) exploits a soft-voting strategy and a reinforcing model is devised to learn fused features in the first stage. Furthermore, a Laplacian non-negative matrix factorization (LNMF) model is exploited to extract compact manifold representation. Particularly, a Laplacian regularization term constructed on the multimodal features is introduced to keep the geometry structure of the data. Finally, clustering algorithms can be applied seamlessly in order to detect event clusters. Extensive experiments conducted on the real-world dataset reveal the M\(^{2}\)F-LNMF-based approaches outperform the baselines.

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