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Naiyang Guan

7 accepted papers

2025

Simple yet Effective Incomplete Multi-view Clustering: Similarity-level Imputation and Intra-view Hybrid-group Prototype Construction

ICLR 2025spotlight

Most of incomplete multi-view clustering (IMVC) methods typically choose to ignore the missing samples and only utilize observed unpaired samples to construct bipartite similarity. Moreover, they employ a single quantity of prototypes to extract the information of $\textbf{all}$ views. To elimina…

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2023

TeAw: Text-Aware Few-Shot Remote Sensing Image Scene Classification

ICASSP 2023accepted

The recent advance has shown that few-shot learning may be a promising way to alleviate the data reliance of remote sensing image scene classification. However, most existing works focus on extracting distinguishable features only from visual modality, while the problem of learning knowledge from mu…

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2023

VPPT: Visual Pre-Trained Prompt Tuning Framework for Few-Shot Image Classification

ICASSP 2023accepted

Large-scale pre-trained transformers have recently achieved remarkable success in several computer vision tasks. However, it remains highly challenging to fully fine-tune models for downstream tasks, due to the expensive computational and storage cost. Recently, Parameter-Efficient Tuning (PETuning)…

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2021

Channel-Wise Mix-Fusion Deep Neural Networks for Zero-Shot Learning

ICASSP 2021accepted

Zero-shot learning (ZSL), with the assistance of the seen class image and additional semantic knowledge, generalizes its classification ability to the unseen class by aligning the visual-semantic space embeddings. Few previous methods have researched whether discriminative visual features are helpfu…

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2016

Gauss-Seidel based non-negative matrix factorization for gene expression clustering

ICASSP 2016accepted

Genome-wide expression data consists of millions of measurements towards large number of genes, and thus it is challenging for human beings to directly analyze such large-scale data. Clustering provides a more convenient way to analyze gene expression data because it can subdivide raw data into comp…

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