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Label-specific features learning is a multi-label learning framework that utilizes label feature extraction to solve a single example where multiple class labels exist simultaneously. As an essential multi-label learning method, label correlation learning has been widely used in multi-label classification learning. However, in the existing label-specific features learning, the label correlation measurement often assumes that the label correlations are a global structure or that the label correlations only have a local smoothness. In actual application scenarios, the two situations may occur together. This paper proposes a multi-label classification method by joint Label-Specific features and Global and Local label correlation learning, named LSGL. Firstly, we obtain the weight of the label-specific features of each class label utilizing the l 1 -norm and then learn high-order global label correlation and label local smoothness. By adding manifold regularization terms, we fully utilize the structural relationship between features and labels and mine global and local label association information. These processes are carried out in a unified optimization model, and each part learns and promotes each other. Finally, in the low-dimensional label-specific features representation learning is to carry out multi-label classification learning through the support vector machine and the extreme learning machine, respectively. A comparative study with state-of-the-art approaches and statistical hypothesis testing manifests the validity of the LSGL method and the features learned from label-specific features learning. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this paper, a novel data selection algorithm for identifying significant training data is presented for power quality (PQ) events classification. The key concept of this paper is to reduce the execution time, computational complexity and enhance the accuracy of the existing PQ classification system by reducing the number of support vectors. The proposed scheme identifies important training data and rejects redundant and irrelevant ones using a novel fuzzy C-means clustering-based data selection algorithm thereby reducing time of classification and enhancing accuracy. Significant features from raw PQ data are extracted using discrete wavelet transform and important training data are recognized using these features with the proposed data selection algorithm. Two machine learning algorithms namely the probabilistic neural network and support vector machine are employed and the best PQ classifier is investigated. Furthermore, the proposed data selection algorithm is integrated with the existing PQ classification system that has selected optimal input features and parameters of the classifier using Simulated Annealing and is shown to perform exceptionally well when compared to conventional classifiers that use full training data set. The suitability of the algorithm for noisy as well as real time data is examined and the empirical results show that the proposed scheme performs well compared to several existing PQ classification works. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]