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|a Most existing hashing methods resort to binary codes for large scale similarity search, owing to the high efficiency of computation and storage. However, binary codes lack enough capability in similarity preservation, resulting in less desirable performance. To address this issue, we propose Nonlinear Asymmetric Multi-Valued Hashing (NAMVH) supported by two distinct non-binary embeddings. Specifically, a real-valued embedding is used for representing the newly-coming query by an ideally nonlinear transformation. Besides, a multi-integer-embedding is employed for compressing the whole database, which is modeled by Binary Sparse Representation (BSR) with fixed sparsity. With these two non-binary embeddings, NAMVH preserves more precise similarities between data points and enables access to the incremental extension with database samples evolving dynamically. To perform meaningful asymmetric similarity computation for efficient semantic search, these embeddings are jointly learnt by preserving the pairwise label-based similarity. Technically, this results in a mixed integer programming problem, which is efficiently solved by a well-designed alternative optimization method. Extensive experiments on seven large scale datasets demonstrate that our approach not only outperforms the existing binary hashing methods in search accuracy, but also retains their query and storage efficiency
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