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For relatively complex datasets such as CIFAR10, features produced by MCR^2 have good subspace structures, thus the performance of subspace clustering algorithms will be significantly improved. For simple datasets such as MNIST, using features extracted by scattering transform (the algorithm used in feature_generation.py) can already achieve high accuracy, so there is no need to use MCR^2.
As mentioned above, MCR^2 can produce features that have good subspace structures, and therefore improve the performance of subspace clustering algorithms. However, MCR^2 is a complex algorithm to run.
I haven’t tried to use subspace clustering for face clustering task, but I think simple scattering transform might not work and MCR^2 is more promising.
Great work.
I have several questions:
非常好的工作!
我有几个问题想咨询:
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