Subjects: Library Science，Information Science >> Information Science submitted time 2017-10-11 Cooperative journals: 《数据分析与知识发现》
Abstract： [Objective] Summarize the fundamental strategies and core issues in Cross-Modal Information Retrieval (CMIR) based on correlation, and do research about the pros and cons of using partial least squares in feature subspace projection in order to improve retrieval effect. [Methods] Based on Wikipedia CMIR dataset, LDA and BOW models are used as a characteristic expression of text and image resources, cosine distance as the similarity measure, and the least squares method is used to learn subspace projection function replacing canonical correlation analysis method. [Results] Using comparative analysis of the influence of three features subspace projection methods named canonical correlation analysis, partial least squares regression, partial least squares correlation on CMIR results according to three retrieval evaluation indicators that are P@K, MAP and NDCG, and the results show that partial least squares correlation obtains the best results. [Limitations] In dealing with data, partial least squares method assumes a linear relationship between the data and an orthogonal relationship between the data base vectors, therefore the non-linear, non-orthogonal problem can not be solved. [Conclusions] Feature subspace projection learning by using partial least squares correlation is more consistent with original spatial information, and CMIR results are more stable.
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