Learning Multiple Views of Deep ConvNets by Concatenating their Hierarchical Sets – We propose a novel framework to transform a natural graph into a set of representations: (1) the number of nodes represents a set of views; (2) the number of nodes represents a set of views, which is an arbitrary feature space; and (3) each node represents a view of a graph. We present a way to transform a natural graph into a set of representations by combining all these different representations. We prove that we can make use of the set of nodes representing the views in a graph as a representation of the full graph. We show that this transformation yields several new features extracted from the full nodes of the graph, namely, the similarity among views. The transformation is computationally efficient and it is also scalable, as it is applied to a synthetic data set of trees to demonstrate the usefulness of the approach.

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