A multi-stage
label propagation method combined with a
discriminator model comprises the following steps: step 1, constructing an adaptive weight map based on a dynamic
local scale so as to accurately model a similarity relationship between samples; 2, designing a staged
label propagation strategy, propagating high-confidence labels in the initial stage, and optimizing propagation of low-confidence labels in the later stage; step 3, introducing an ELCTRA
discriminator model, and optimizing a pseudo tag
generation process by comparing loss; 4, a convergence check mechanism is introduced in the propagation process, and the stability of the
algorithm is ensured by monitoring
label vector changes; and step 5, generating final high-quality label prediction by integrating multi-stage optimization results. And the tag prediction accuracy and efficiency in semi-
supervised learning are improved. An adaptive weight map is constructed by dynamically calculating local scales of sample points so as to accurately capture a relationship between samples, and labels are propagated in stages. High-confidence labels are rapidly propagated in the initial stage, low-confidence prediction is refined in the later stage, and the error propagation risk is remarkably reduced. A convergence check mechanism is introduced, the iteration stability is judged by monitoring label vector changes, and
overfitting is avoided. The pre-trained ELCTRA
discriminator model and the comparison loss are combined to optimize the pseudo tag
generation process, so that the pseudo tag is more reliable, and the feature distinguishing capability of the model is improved. And the tag prediction accuracy and efficiency in semi-
supervised learning are improved. The method is suitable for label generation and propagation of a large-scale
data set, and has the characteristics of high efficiency and strong robustness.