Abstract
Semi-supervised learning (SSL) relies on a few labeled samples to explore data's intrinsic structure through pairwise smooth transduction. The performance of SSL mainly depends on two folds: (1) the accuracy of labeled queries, (2) the integrity of manifolds in data distribution. Both of these qualities would be poor in real applications as data often consist of several irrelevant clusters and discrete noise. In this paper we propose a novel framework to simultaneously remove discrete noise and locate the high-density clusters. Experiments demonstrate that our algorithm is quite effective to solve several problems such as non-feedback image re-ranking and image co-segmentation.