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Fuzzy Transfer Learning Using an Infinite Gaussian Mixture Model and Active Learning
Authors
F Liu
J Lu
G Zhang
H Zuo
Publication date
1 January 2019
Publisher
'Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)'
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Abstract
© 2018 IEEE. Transfer learning is gaining considerable attention due to its ability to leverage previously acquired knowledge to assist in completing a prediction task in a related domain. Fuzzy transfer learning, which is based on fuzzy system (especially fuzzy rule-based models), has been developed because of its capability to deal with the uncertainty in transfer learning. However, two issues with fuzzy transfer learning have not yet been resolved: choosing an appropriate source domain and efficiently selecting labeled data for the target domain. This paper proposes an innovative method based on fuzzy rules that combines an infinite Gaussian mixture model (IGMM) with active learning to enhance the performance and generalizability of the constructed model. An IGMM is used to identify the data structures in the source and target domains providing a promising solution to the domain selection dilemma. Further, we exploit the interactive query strategy in active learning to correct imbalances in the knowledge to improve the generalizability of fuzzy learning models. Through experiments on synthetic datasets, we demonstrate the rationality of employing an IGMM and the effectiveness of applying an active learning technique. Additional experiments on real-world datasets further support the capabilities of the proposed method in practical situations
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