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48 results for limited labels

Paper tackles representation learning with limited labels from crowdsourced data.

problem Limited labeled data and inconsistent crowdsourced labels.
method Grouping-based deep neural network and Bayesian confidence estimator.
result Framework learns effective representations from limited data with crowdsourced labels.

We propose the Limited Multi-Label (LML) projection layer as a new primitive operation for end-to-end learning systems. The LML layer provides a probabilistic way of modeling multi-label predictions limited to having exactly k labels. We derive efficient forward and backward passes for this layer and show how the layer…

2019-06-20abs ↗pdf ↗

New research shows label refinement and weak training have limitations for aligning LLMs.

problem Limitations of refinement methods for aligning large language models.
method Analyzed probabilistic assumptions and alternative approaches to label refinement and weak training.
result Label refinement and weak training suffer from irreducible error, leaving a performance gap.

Proposes a new contrastive loss for semi-supervised medical image segmentation.

problem Lack of labeled data for medical image segmentation.
method Uses pseudo-labels and a local contrastive loss to learn good local representations.
result Achieved high segmentation performance on public cardiac and prostate datasets.

Develops gradient boosting for multi-label classification.

problem Lack of customizable learning algorithms for multi-label classification.
method Generalizes gradient boosting to multi-output problems and proposes an algorithm for learning multi-label classification rules.
result Ability to minimize both decomposable and non-decomposable loss functions.

DynaCor detects noisy labels by learning from corrupted training signals.

problem Label noise in real-world datasets hinders model generalization.
method DynaCor introduces label corruption to indirectly simulate noisy labels and learns to distinguish clean from noisy instances.
result DynaCor outperforms state-of-the-art competitors in noisy label detection.

OSAMD adapts online to changing distributions with limited labels.

problem Models struggle with continual distribution shifts and expensive labeling in changing environments.
method Online Active Continual Adaptation with OSAMD, an online teacher-student structure and margin-based criterion.
result OSAMD achieves favorable dynamic regret bounds under changing environments with limited labels.

BCCP uses bandit feedback to provide reliable predictions with limited labeled data.

problem Limited labeled data and bandit feedback challenge online set-valued classification.
method BCCP uses stochastic gradient descent to train model and make set-valued inferences with unbiased estimation of true label.
result BCCP offers coverage guarantees on a class-specific granularity.

Efficiently classifies binary labels with XOR queries, even under noisy conditions.

problem Binary classification with unknown labels using XOR queries.
method Effective query type and an efficient inference algorithm for noisy conditions.
result Achieves information-theoretic limit on optimal number of queries.

PPI uses proxy data to improve inference from limited labels across related tasks.

problem Statistical inference with limited labels across multiple related tasks.
method Prediction-powered inference framework that uses cross-task recalibration to improve power and accuracy.
result Cross-task recalibration can substantially reduce confidence interval widths when labels are scarce.

The goal behind Domain Adaptation (DA) is to leverage the labeled examples from a source domain so as to infer an accurate model in a target domain where labels are not available or in scarce at the best. A state-of-the-art approach for the DA is due to (Ganin et al. 2016), known as DANN, where they attempt to induce a…

2018-09-20abs ↗pdf ↗

New taxonomy reveals different detection limits for various types of fraud.

problem Existing fraud detection treats all fraud as the same, ignoring its diverse forms.
method Introduced an observation-mechanism taxonomy with five fraud classes.
result Separate estimation by fraud class outperforms pooled estimation.

Over the last couple of years, deep learning and especially convolutional neural networks have become one of the work horses of computer vision. One limiting factor for the applicability of supervised deep learning to more areas is the need for large, manually labeled datasets. In this paper we propose an easy to imple…

2017-12-06abs ↗pdf ↗

Improved diffusion map enhances manifold regularization for semi-supervised learning.

problem Limited performance of manifold regularization models in capturing global structure.
method Enhanced diffusion map with improved label propagation function.
result Proposed method improves manifold regularization model's performance.

New method uses limited labeled data and multiple starts to adapt models across domains.

problem Accurate predictions in target domain with few labeled data.
method Fine-tuning from multiple adaptive starts, extending UDA methods.
result Minimax-optimal target performance with limited labeled target data.

Multi-domain image-to-image translation is a problem where the goal is to learn mappings among multiple domains. This problem is challenging in terms of scalability because it requires the learning of numerous mappings, the number of which increases proportional to the number of domains. However, generative adversarial…

2019-05-06abs ↗pdf ↗

New method tackles dynamic data labeling issues with limited labels.

problem Dynamic data labeling with scarce labeled instances.
method Instance exploitation technique for aggressive model adaptation.
result Aggressive model adaptation leads to better performance than standard methods.

The paper characterizes the efficiency of transferring knowledge from a teacher to a student classifier over finite domains.

problem Characterizing the statistical efficiency of knowledge transfer over finite domains.
method Three progressive levels of privileged information: hard labels, teacher probabilities, and soft labels. Novel empirical loss functions used to achieve the fundamental limits.
result Achieving the fundamental limits of knowledge transfer through specific levels of privileged information and novel loss functions.

This work uses self-supervised learning to generate better labels for financial time-series data.

problem Lack of reliable labels for financial time-series data due to noise and non-stationarity.
method Inspired by image classification, applies computer vision techniques to financial time-series data to generate denoised labels.
result Generated denoised labels improve the performance of downstream learning algorithms.

Doubly robust self-training improves semi-supervised learning by balancing labeled and pseudo-labeled data.

problem Improving semi-supervised learning performance with limited labeled data.
method Introduces doubly robust self-training, a method that combines labeled and pseudo-labeled data to balance between labeled-only and pseudo-labeled-only training.
result Demonstrates superior performance of doubly robust self-training on ImageNet and nuScenes datasets.

Online reviews have become a vital source of information in purchasing a service (product). Opinion spammers manipulate reviews, affecting the overall perception of the service. A key challenge in detecting opinion spam is obtaining ground truth. Though there exists a large set of reviews online, only a few of them hav…

2019-03-19abs ↗pdf ↗

IUPM monitors machine learning models under gradual shifts using optimal transport and active labeling.

problem Gradual distribution shifts lead to unnoticed accuracy declines in machine learning models.
method Incremental Uncertainty-aware Performance Monitoring (IUPM) using optimal transport and active labeling.
result IUPM outperforms existing baselines in gradual shift scenarios and guides label acquisition more effectively.

As sound event classification moves towards larger datasets, issues of label noise become inevitable. Web sites can supply large volumes of user-contributed audio and metadata, but inferring labels from this metadata introduces errors due to unreliable inputs, and limitations in the mapping. There is, however, little r…

2019-01-04abs ↗pdf ↗

A framework learns dynamic soft labels to improve model generalization and accuracy.

problem Models trained on one-hot labels overfit and are sensitive to noisy annotations.
method Proposes a framework where labels are treated as learnable parameters, adapting dynamically during optimization.
result Consistent gains across different datasets and architectures, improving ResNet18 by 2.1% on CIFAR100.

The paper explains how data augmentation improves semi-supervised learning efficiency.

problem Improving accuracy from a small fraction of labeled data.
method Data augmentation induces a similarity graph, which is graph-Laplacian-regularized for downstream learning.
result A fast transductive rate of O(1/nL)O(1/n_L) is achieved, reducing the number of labels needed.

New model optimizes worker-task specialization for crowdsourcing.

problem Inferring correct labels from noisy answers across varying worker and task skills.
method Introduced a dd-type specialization model to account for varying worker and task types, and proposed algorithms achieving optimal sample complexity.
result Optimal label inference algorithms for crowdsourcing with unknown worker and task types.