The paper introduces IFW-BLS, a Dual‑Robust Broad Learning System that enhances the traditional BLS by incorporating a bounded, asymmetric wave loss to protect against large residuals and by applying intuitionistic fuzzy scores to weight samples based on credibility. This dual approach mitigates the impact of noise, outliers, and ambiguous data points, while a Nesterov‑accelerated optimizer replaces the costly matrix inversion of conventional BLS. Experiments on UCI benchmarks and corruption tests demonstrate that IFW‑BLS outperforms baseline models and remains more stable under noisy conditions.
The paper introduces Wave-BLS, a robust Broad Learning System that replaces the traditional squared error loss with an asymmetric, bounded, and smooth wave loss function. This change allows controlled penalization of large errors and eliminates the need for matrix inversion by using a Nesterov accelerated gradient scheme. Experiments on 30 UCI datasets show that Wave-BLS consistently outperforms classical BLS and other robust variants, with statistical tests confirming the significance of the improvements and demonstrating greater resilience to noise and outliers.
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