Robust 2D joint sparse principal component analysis with f-norm minimization for sparse modelling: 2D-RJSPCA

© 2018 IEEE. Principal component analysis (PCA) is widely used methods for dimensionality reduction and Lots of variants have been proposed to improve the robustness of algorithm, however, these methods suffer from the fact that PCA is linear combination which makes it difficult to interpret complex nonlinear data, and sensitive to outliers or cannot extract features consistently, i.e., collectively; PCA may still require measuring all input features. 2DPCA based on 1-norm has been recently used for robust dimensionality reduction in the image domain but still sensitive to noise. In this paper, we introduce robust formation of 2DPCA by centering the data using the optimized mean for two-dimensional joint sparse as well as effectively combining the robustness of 2DPCA and the sparsity-inducing lasso regularization. Optimal mean helps to improve the robustness of joint sparse PCA further. The distance in spatial dimension is measure in F-norm and sum of different datapoint uses 1-norm. 2DR-JSPCA imposes joint sparse constraints on its objective function whereas additional plenty term help to deal with outliers efficiently. Both theoretical and empirical results on six publicly available benchmark datasets shows that Optimal mean 2DR-JSPCA provides better performance for dimensionality reduction as compare to non-sparse (2DPCA and 2DPCA-L1) and sparse (SPCA, JSPCA).