Abstract
Multi-view multi-label learning serves an important framework to learn from objects with diverse representations and rich semantics. Existing multi-view multi-label learning techniques focus on exploiting shared subspace for fusing multiview representations, where helpful view-specific
information for discriminative modeling is usually ignored. In this paper, a novel multi-view
multi-label learning approach named SIMM is proposed which leverages shared subspace exploitation and view-specific information extraction. For
shared subspace exploitation, SIMM jointly minimizes confusion adversarial loss and multi-label
loss to utilize shared information from all views.
For view-specific information extraction, SIMM enforces an orthogonal constraint w.r.t. the shared
subspace to utilize view-specific discriminative information. Extensive experiments on real-world
data sets clearly show the favorable performance
of SIMM against other state-of-the-art multi-view
multi-label learning approaches