Abstract

To improve the performance of the co-training algorithm and expand the range of applications, a multi-view semi-supervised collaboration classification algorithm with the combination of consistent and inconsistent label rules was proposed, which aimed at providing a more effective method for the classification of the bridge structured health data. The proposed algorithm used combination of agreement and disagreement label rules for the unlabeled data by judging whether the two classifiers were consistent. Put the sample to the label set, if the label results were consistent. If the label results were inconsistent and the confidence was beyond the threshold, it put the label result of the high confidence to the label set, took full use of the unlabeled data to improve the performance of the classifier, and updated the classification model by the difference of the classifiers. The experimental results of the proposed algorithm on the bridge structured health datasets and standard UCI datasets verify the effectiveness and feasibility of the proposed model on the multi-view classification problems.

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