Unsupervised Projection Models
Unsupervised Projection Models these methods fracture the input feature space using randomly drawn hyperplanes independently of the data distribution. Given the random nature of the learning procedure they are the fastest models at training time but suffer from the disadvantage of requiring long hashcodes and many hashtables to attain a reasonable level of retrieval effectiveness.
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Binary |
Shallow |
Leech Lattice |
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Binary |
Shallow |
Randomly Rotated Cross-Polytopes |
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Binary |
Shallow |
Random Hyperplanes |
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Binary |
Shallow |
Bit Sampling |
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Binary |
Shallow |
Random Hyperplanes |
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Binary |
Shallow |
Random Hyperplanes |
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Binary |
Shallow |
Random Hyperplanes |
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Binary |
Shallow |
Random Fourier Features |
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Binary |
Shallow |
Random Permutations |