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48 results for retraining algorithms

Traditional classification algorithms assume that training and test data come from similar distributions. This assumption is violated in adversarial settings, where malicious actors modify instances to evade detection. A number of custom methods have been developed for both adversarial evasion attacks and robust learni…

2016-04-09abs ↗pdf ↗

The most common method for DNN pruning is hard thresholding of network weights, followed by retraining to recover any lost accuracy. Recently developed smart pruning algorithms use the DNN response over the training set for a variety of cost functions to determine redundant network weights, leading to less accuracy deg…

2019-05-21abs ↗pdf ↗

Proposes a method to retrain neural networks incrementally for continuous data flow.

problem Continuous data flow and the challenges of catastrophic forgetting and efficient retraining.
method Incremental retraining using multi-armed bandits to select important samples and weights, and a new regularization term for synapse and neuron importance.
result Mitigates catastrophic forgetting and boosts model performance.

Less frequent retraining improves forecast accuracy in retail demand forecasting.

problem Balancing forecast accuracy and computational efficiency in global models.
method Analysis of ten machine learning and deep learning models across two large retail datasets with various retraining scenarios.
result Less frequent retraining strategies maintain forecast accuracy while reducing computational costs.

Algorithm improves model performance on shifted concepts without retraining.

problem Improving model performance on shifted concepts with limited source data.
method Model consolidation of intermediate internal distributions after adaptation.
result Effective improvement in model performance on shifted concepts.

This paper optimizes retraining models using their own predictions and noisy labels.

problem Improving model performance through optimal retraining of noisy labels.
method Developed a principled framework based on approximate message passing (AMP) to analyze iterative retraining procedures.
result Derivation of the Bayes optimal aggregator function to minimize prediction error.

Many active learning methods belong to the retraining-based approaches, which select one unlabeled instance, add it to the training set with its possible labels, retrain the classification model, and evaluate the criteria that we base our selection on. However, since the true label of the selected instance is unknown, …

2017-02-27abs ↗pdf ↗

Post-processing corrects bias in ML systems without retraining.

problem Correcting bias in ML systems that are already in use.
method Proposes general post-processing algorithms for individual fairness based on graph Laplacian regularization.
result Empirically, post-processing algorithms correct individual biases in large-scale NLP models while preserving accuracy.

This research shows loss weighting remains effective in last layer retraining despite model overparameterization.

problem Overcoming biases in machine learning models at scale.
method Theoretical and practical exploration of last layer retraining in an overparameterized setting.
result Loss weighting is still effective in last layer retraining, but weights must account for model overparameterization.

Recent DNN pruning algorithms have succeeded in reducing the number of parameters in fully connected layers, often with little or no drop in classification accuracy. However, most of the existing pruning schemes either have to be applied during training or require a costly retraining procedure after pruning to regain c…

2018-03-12abs ↗pdf ↗

New method quantifies variable importance in causal forests for treatment effect heterogeneity.

problem Lack of understanding how input variables affect treatment effect heterogeneity in causal forests.
method Developed a new importance variable algorithm for causal forests based on the drop and relearn principle.
result Shows how to handle forest retraining without a confounding variable and introduces a corrective term for confounders.

Wide and Deep GNN learns from distributed graphs and retrain online.

problem Decentralized graph support changes over time, causing mismatch between training and testing graphs.
method Wide and Deep GNN architecture with distributed online learning.
result Convergence guarantees for online retraining of the wide part of the GNN.

Paper tackles model collapse in synthetic data retraining.

problem Iterative retraining of generative models on synthetic data can lead to performance deterioration.
method Integrates an external synthetic data verifier to prevent model collapse.
result Synthetic retraining with a verifier can improve model performance initially but may lead to convergence to the verifier's knowledge center.

Theoretical justification for image inpainting using diffusion models.

problem Improving sample recovery in image inpainting without retraining.
method Analysis of RePaint algorithm and proposing RePaint+^+ to correct misalignment.
result RePaint+^+ algorithm provably recovers the true sample with linear convergence.

Efficient algorithms for deleting data from machine learning models without significantly affecting performance.

problem Deleting data from machine learning models while maintaining performance.
method Leveraging convex optimization and reservoir sampling, the paper introduces algorithms for handling long sequences of adversarial updates.
result First data deletion algorithms that promise steady-state error not growing with the length of the update sequence.

IAL uses interactive learning to improve model performance with minimal human feedback.

problem Overfitting and high human interaction cost in training neural networks.
method IAL framework with NAP attention generator and reranking algorithm.
result IAL significantly outperforms baselines with less retraining and human interaction.

Classifier learns to ignore unreliable feedback from end users.

problem Improving classifier performance by filtering unreliable feedback.
method Modeling end users as autonomous agents, periodically retraining classifier with filtered feedback.
result Classifier can identify and filter out unreliable feedback, improving performance.

Last layer retraining improves robustness to spurious correlations without high computational costs.

problem Neural networks can rely on spurious features like backgrounds for predictions.
method Simple last layer retraining on large models.
result Last layer retraining matches or outperforms state-of-the-art approaches on spurious correlation benchmarks.

A central question for active learning (AL) is: "what is the optimal selection?" Defining optimality by classifier loss produces a new characterisation of optimal AL behaviour, by treating expected loss reduction as a statistical target for estimation. This target forms the basis of model retraining improvement (MRI), …

2015-02-05abs ↗pdf ↗

The paper analyzes the efficiency of unlearning methods and establishes bounds for minimax computation times.

problem Efficiency of removing specific data points from a trained model without full retraining.
method Analysis of unlearning methods and establishment of upper and lower bounds on computation times.
result A phase diagram for the unlearning complexity ratio, revealing three regimes of feasibility.

New framework for predicting decisions that influence their own outcomes.

problem Predictions that affect the outcomes they predict, leading to undesirable distribution shift.
method Risk minimization framework combining statistics, game theory, and causality.
result Necessary and sufficient conditions for retraining to converge to a performatively stable point of minimal loss.

The paper shows how curated synthetic data can optimize human preferences in generative models.

problem Contamination of web-scale datasets by synthetic data affects future model training.
method Theoretical study of iterated retraining of generative models with curated synthetic data.
result Data curation can be seen as an implicit preference optimization mechanism, maximizing expected reward.

Improved method for efficient black-box optimization in latent space.

problem Efficiently optimize expensive black-box functions over complex input spaces.
method Optimize in latent space of deep generative models, retrain model periodically and weight data points.
result Significantly improved efficiency and performance on synthetic and real-world problems.

Efficiently removes specific data subsets without retraining for GDPR compliance.

problem Efficiently removing specific data subsets to comply with GDPR regulations.
method Statistical framework for machine unlearning with minimax optimality for squared loss.
result Developed Unlearning Least Squares (ULS) achieving minimax optimality for estimating model parameters.

The paper proposes a method to monitor deep learning predictions for retraining, reducing costs.

problem Reducing computational costs in deep learning by detecting when predictions are no longer valid.
method Sequential monitoring of network predictions based on projected second moments monitoring.
result The proposed method can drastically reduce computational costs in deep learning.

Study on self-consuming generative models with diverse human curation, focusing on convergence and stability.

problem Analyzing self-consuming generative models with heterogeneous human curation.
method Investigates the asymptotic behavior of retraining dynamics using nonlinear Perron--Frobenius theory and Banach contraction mapping.
result Improves convergence results and provides stability and non-stability analyses for the model.

In many classification problems unlabelled data is abundant and a subset can be chosen for labelling. This defines the context of active learning (AL), where methods systematically select that subset, to improve a classifier by retraining. Given a classification problem, and a classifier trained on a small number of la…

2014-07-30abs ↗pdf ↗

Study shows data attribution methods are sensitive to hyperparameters, making tuning costly.

problem Hyperparameter sensitivity in data attribution methods makes tuning impractical.
method Theoretical analysis and lightweight procedure for selecting regularization value without retraining.
result Proposes a lightweight procedure for selecting regularization value without model retraining.

Paper shows incorrectness of approximate unlearning definitions and challenges exact unlearning verification.

problem Incorrectness of approximate unlearning definitions and challenges in verifying exact unlearning.
method Analysis of machine unlearning approaches, including exact and approximate methods.
result Unlearning is only well-defined at the algorithmic level, and auditable claims are limited.

PrIU optimizes machine learning model updates after data cleaning.

problem Incrementally updating machine learning models after removing problematic training samples.
method Provenance-based approach for efficient model parameter updates.
result PrIU-opt achieves up to two orders of magnitude speed-up compared to retraining from scratch.

Dynamic pruning during training reduces deep network complexity without significant accuracy loss.

problem High memory and computational requirements of deep networks during training and inference.
method Dynamic pruning of convolutional filters during training, using L1 normalization for optimization.
result L1 normalization-based pruning yields up to 50% reduction in filters with minimal accuracy loss.