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14 results for few-class

New concept of partial law invariance connects decision theory and financial risk management.

problem Connecting decision theory and financial risk management under uncertainty.
method Characterizing partially law-invariant coherent risk measures via a novel representation formula.
result Strong partial law invariance bridges the gap between existing risk measure representations.

Study feasibility of deep neural networks for Euro banknote classification.

problem Meeting special requirements for banknote classification by central banks.
method Training and testing deep neural networks on state-of-the-art GPU hardware for few classes and 0-class rejection.
result Deep neural networks can meet central bank requirements for banknote classification.

Paper proposes SAN and SN for zero-shot sketch-based image retrieval.

problem Handling unseen classes in sketch-based image retrieval.
method Generative approach using Stacked Adversarial Network (SAN) and Siamese Network (SN).
result Significant improvement in standard and generalized ZSL settings.

Layer normalization improves federated learning with skewed labels.

problem Label skewness in federated learning datasets.
method Identified feature normalization as key mechanism; applied to latent features before classifier.
result Normalization accelerates global training and improves convergence under extreme label shift.

Factor graphs are important models for succinctly representing probability distributions in machine learning, coding theory, and statistical physics. Several computational problems, such as computing marginals and partition functions, arise naturally when working with factor graphs. Belief propagation is a widely deplo…

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Paper tackles many-class few-shot learning with class hierarchy, improving accuracy.

problem Many-class few-shot learning problem in practical applications.
method Leverages class hierarchy to train a coarse-to-fine classifier using memory-augmented hierarchical-classification network (MahiNet).
result MahiNet outperforms state-of-the-art models on MCFS problems in both supervised and meta-learning settings.