Arrow Research search
Back to AAAI

AAAI 2010

Non-Metric Locality-Sensitive Hashing

Conference Paper Papers Artificial Intelligence

Abstract

Non-metric distances are often more reasonable compared with metric ones in terms of consistency with human perceptions. However, existing locality-sensitive hashing (LSH) algorithms can only support data which are gauged with metrics. In this paper we propose a novel locality-sensitive hashing algorithm targeting such non-metric data. Data in original feature space are embedded into an implicit reproducing kernel Kreı̆n space and then hashed to obtain binary bits. Here we utilize the norm-keeping property of p-stable functions to ensure that two data’s collision probability reflects their nonmetric distance in original feature space. We investigate various concrete examples to validate the proposed algorithm. Extensive empirical evaluations well illustrate its effectiveness in terms of accuracy and retrieval speedup.

Authors

Keywords

No keywords are indexed for this paper.

Context

Venue
AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence
Archive span
1980-2026
Indexed papers
28718
Paper id
424935389137903055