Jinghua Liu

Dr. Jinghua Liu

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Academic Career Length

15Years (2012-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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15 February 2016 in Applied Intelligence
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JZJia Zhang
Jia Zhang
YLYaojin Lin
Yaojin Lin
MLMenglei Lin
Menglei Lin
JLJinghua Liu
Jinghua Liu

13 June 2022 in IEEE Transactions on Fuzzy Systems
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JLJinghua Liu
Jinghua Liu
YLYaojin Lin
Yaojin Lin
Weiping DingWeiping Ding
Weiping Ding
HZHong-Bo Zhang
Hong-Bo Zhang
JDJi-Xiang Du
Ji-Xiang Du
Multilabel feature selection (MFS) has received widespread attention in various big data applications. However, most of the existing methods either explicitly or implicitly assume that all labels are given in advance before feature selection starts; or that all labels are independent. In fact, in many practical applications, the available labels usually arrive dynamically, and they may be interdependent with each other. Moreover, labels may be generated dynamically in a minibatch manner, which makes it more difficult to explore label dependency. In this article, we propose a novel fuzzy mutual information-based multilabel feature selection approach MSDS, which is able to solve single streaming label, minibatch streaming labels, and exploit label dependency simultaneously. In specific, we first promote fuzzy mutual information to be suitable for multilabel learning. This model can effectively consider the relationship between two labels, and has good applicability for measuring the relationship between multiple labels. Then, we analyze feature relevance and feature redundancy based on the combination of label dependency and streaming labels, which helps to facilitate the selection of high-quality feature subsets. Finally, a feature conversion is designed to fuse the representative features of new arrival streaming labels. Comprehensive experiments on twelve multilabel datasets clearly reveal the superiority of the proposed method against two streaming labels based algorithms and five state-of-the-art static label space based algorithms.

2 May 2022 in Applied Intelligence
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JLJinghua Liu
Jinghua Liu
YLYaojin Lin
Yaojin Lin
JDJixiang Du
Jixiang Du
HZHongbo Zhang
Hongbo Zhang
ZCZiyi Chen
Ziyi Chen
JZJia Zhang
Jia Zhang

28 October 2022
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MLMingzhe Li
Mingzhe Li
HZHong-Bo Zhang
Hong-Bo Zhang
QLQing LEI
Qing LEI
ZFZongwen Fan
Zongwen Fan
JLJinghua Liu
Jinghua Liu
JDJi-Xiang Du
Ji-Xiang Du

15 December 2023 in Expert Systems with Applications
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ZSZhenzhen Sun
Zhenzhen Sun
HXHao Xie
Hao Xie
JLJinghua Liu
Jinghua Liu
YYYuanlong Yu
Yuanlong Yu

20 July 2020 in IEEE Access
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PCPanpan Chen
Panpan Chen
MLMenglei Lin
Menglei Lin
JLJinghua Liu
Jinghua Liu
Multi-label attribute reduction as a common dimensionality reduction technique has obtained widely research in recent years. Most existing multi-label attribute reduction methods adopt discretization to deal with mixed data and have strict requirements on the condition of sample classification. However, the process of discretization may lead to information loss, moreover, strict conditions will increase the possibility of a sample classified into a wrong class. Based on this, we construct a multi-label attribute reduction method based on variable precision fuzzy neighborhood rough set. The main motivation is that the variable precision fuzzy neighborhood rough set can process multiple types of data without discretization and tolerate noisy data. Specifically, we first use the parameterized fuzzy neighborhood granule to define the fuzzy decision and decision class of each sample under different labels. Then, the fuzzy decision and decision classes under different labels are fused into the entire multi-label learning space. Finally, a multi-label attribute reduction algorithm is designed according to the defined maximum attribute significance criterion. Our experiments are conducted on a series of multi-label datasets, and the experimental results verify that the proposed algorithm achieves better classification performance than other state-of-the-art comparison algorithms.