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Table 1.

Notations.

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Fig 1.

The framework of proposed 2D-NLRSC.

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Table 2.

Statistics of the image datasets in the experiments.

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Table 3.

Experimental results on ORL and JAFFE datasets.

The parameters are set as , , on ORL; , , on JAFFE.

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Table 4.

Experimental results on CMU-PIE and Yale datasets.

The parameters are set as , , on CMU-PIE; , , on Yale.

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Table 5.

Experimental results on MNIST dataset (L = 3 and L = 5).

The parameters are set as , , on MNIST.

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Table 6.

Experimental results on MNIST dataset (L = 8 and L = 10).

The parameters are set as , , on MNIST.

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Fig 2.

Comparison of ACC and NMI for Different Algorithms On COIL-20 Dataset.

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Fig 3.

Ablation study of the proposed method: Comparisons on dataset (A) CMU-PIE and dataset (B) Yale.

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Fig 4.

The performance of 2D-NLRSC on the ORL and Yale datasets under different K values.

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Table 7.

Performance comparison of 2D-NLRSC under different initializations on ORL and Yale datasets.

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Fig 5.

ACC and NMI of the 2D-NLRSC method on ORL and Yale datasets: Dependence on parameters r,p,q and ((A),(E): ORL-r,p; (B),(F): Yale-r,p; (C),(G): ORL-; (D),(H): Yale-).

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Fig 6.

ACC and NMI of the 2D-NLRSC method on JAFFE, CMU-PIE, Yale and MNIST (L = 10) datasets: Dependence on parameters and ((A),(E): JAFFE; (B),(F): CMU-PIE; (C),(G): Yale; (D),(H): MNIST (L = 10)).

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Table 8.

Running time (sec) comparison on different datasets.

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Fig 7.

Error convergence curves of 2D-NLRSC on different datasets ((A): ORL; (B): JAFFE; (C): CMU-PIE; (D): Yale; (E): MNIST (L = 3); (F): MNIST (L = 5)).

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