A new multi-view learning machine with incomplete data

Multi-view learning with incomplete views (MVL-IV) is a reliable algorithm to process incomplete datasets which consist of instances with missing views or features. In MVL-IV, it exploits the connections among multiple views and suggests that different views are generated from a shared subspace such that it can recover the missing views or features well while MVL-IV neglects two facts. One is that different views should always be generated from different subspaces. The other is that the information of view-based classifiers is useful to the design of MVL-IV. Thus, on the base of MVL-IV, we consider these two facts and develop a new multi-view learning with incomplete data (NMVL-IV). Related experiments on clustering, regression, classification, bipartite ranking, and image retrieval have validated that the proposed NMVL-IV can recover the incomplete data much better.