most citedInformative missingness and its implications in semi-supervised learning

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stat.ML2026

Large Classification-Risk-Optional Label Acquisition

F. Setoudehtanzangi, Geoffrey J. McLachlan

We study how a limited labeling budget should be allocated to minimize multiclass zero-one classification risk. We consider parametric classification problems in which features are…

stat.ML2026

Semi-Supervised Classification with Informative Missing Labels in Weibull Mixture Models

Jinran Wu, You-Gan Wang, Geoffrey J. McLachlan

We consider semi-supervised classification from a partially classified sample arising from a two-component Weibull mixture. The feature is observed for all data, whereas some class…

stat.ME2026

Deep Skew-t Mixture Models

Jinran Wu, You-Gan Wang, Geoffrey J. McLachlan

High-dimensional clustering is challenging when component distributions are both heavy-tailed and directionally asymmetric. We propose a deep skew- mixture model (DStMM), a hier…

stat.ML2026

Informative Label Missingness in Multiclass Classification Information Geometry and Excess Risk

Fariborz Setoudehtazang, Geoffrey J. McLachlan

Informative label missingness can change the usual efficiency ordering between completely and partially labelled classifiers because the pattern of missing labels may itself carry…

math.ST2026

Learning from Uncertainty-dependent Missing Labels for Semi-supervised Classification

You-Gan Wang, Jinran Wu, Geoffrey J. McLachlan

Missing labels are usually regarded as a source of information loss in classification. We study a semi-supervised setting in which the probability of label missingness depends on t…

stat.CO2026

Favourable Missingness in Semi-Supervised Classification for Exponential Mixture Models

Huanchao Zhou, Jinran Wu, Fariborz Setoudehtazang +1

Semi-supervised classifiers are commonly trained from samples in which all features are observed but some class labels are missing. When label missingness is independent of the obs…