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48 results for self training

Self-training improves model accuracy by refining pseudo-labels.

problem Improving semi-supervised learning with self-training.
method Theoretical insights into self-training algorithm with a focus on linear classifiers.
result Self-training iterations can improve model accuracy even if stuck in sub-optimal fixed points.

Since the creation of Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs), much work has been done to improve their training stability, their generated image quality, their range of application but nearly none of them explored their self-training potential. Self-training has been used before the advent of deep learning in order to …

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Self-training outperforms pre-training on COCO object detection and segmentation datasets.

problem The effectiveness of pre-training in improving object detection and segmentation models is limited.
method Investigated self-training as an alternative method to utilize additional data.
result Self-training consistently improves model performance across various dataset sizes and data augmentation levels.

Self-training improves neural sequence generation by correcting incorrect predictions.

problem Improving neural sequence generation models using unlabeled data.
method Injecting pseudo-parallel data (model predictions) into the labeled dataset and using dropout as a regularizer.
result Noisy self-training significantly improves performance on machine translation and text summarization benchmarks.

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.

Self-augmentation improves deep networks for few-shot learning with minimal training data.

problem Improving deep networks' generalization to unseen classes with limited training examples.
method Self-augmentation using self-mix and self-distillation techniques, combined with regional dropout and local representation learning.
result The method outperforms state-of-the-art few-shot learning methods on prevalent benchmarks.

Unified analysis of self-training for deep networks on unlabeled data.

problem Theoretical understanding of self-training for deep networks on unlabeled data.
method Unified theoretical analysis using expansion assumption and input-consistency regularization.
result Proves high accuracy of minimizers of population objectives based on self-training and input-consistency regularization.

Reinforcement learning improves self training for medical image segmentation.

problem Lack of labeled data in medical imaging.
method Integrating reinforcement learning into self training for complex segmentation networks.
result Improved segmentation performance with less labeled data.

Self-training improves gradual domain adaptation with unlabeled data.

problem Improving machine learning models' adaptability to gradually shifting data distributions.
method Proved upper bounds on self-training error, highlighted the importance of regularization and label sharpening, and demonstrated algorithmic insights.
result Self-training works well for gradual shifts, especially with small Wasserstein-infinity distance.

Proposes a novel graph self-training method with EM regularization for semi-supervised node classification.

problem Handles noisy graph structures and feature spaces in semi-supervised node classification.
method Introduces an Expectation-Maximization (EM) regularization scheme for uncertainty-aware pseudo-label generation and model retraining.
result Significantly outperforms strong baselines by up to 2.5% in accuracy.

S4 learns new self-supervision automatically, improving accuracy with less human effort.

problem Lack of direct supervision in machine learning.
method Combines deep learning and probabilistic logic to automatically generate and verify new self-supervision.
result S4 can automatically propose accurate self-supervision, matching supervised methods with less human effort.

GUST framework improves self-training by estimating node uncertainty and generating pseudo-labels.

problem Over-confidence in pseudo-labels during self-training.
method Graph-based uncertainty-aware self-training with stochastic node labeling.
result GUST achieves state-of-the-art performance, especially in sparse labeled data settings.

Paper proposes M3S training for GCNs on graphs with few labels.

problem Learning graph embeddings with few labeled nodes is challenging.
method Multi-Stage Self-Supervised (M3S) Training Algorithm combining self-supervised learning.
result M3S Training Algorithm improves GCNs' generalization on graphs with few labeled nodes.

Combining self-training and contrastive learning improves performance under distribution shift.

problem Improving performance under distribution shift using unlabeled data.
method Combining self-training and contrastive learning techniques.
result Combined method achieves 3-8% higher accuracy than either approach independently.

Self-supervised learning improves few-shot classification and segmentation on point clouds.

problem Efficiently learn from limited labeled data in point cloud applications.
method Hierarchical cover-tree partitioning for self-supervised pre-training; restricted to support set for few-shot learning.
result Self-supervised learning significantly improves downstream classification and segmentation accuracy.

LST improves few-shot classification by leveraging unlabeled data and meta-learning.

problem Challenges of few-shot classification due to limited labeled data.
method Semi-supervised meta-learning method (LST) that uses unlabeled data and a soft weighting network (SWN).
result Significant improvements over state-of-the-art methods on ImageNet benchmarks.

Self-supervised skip-tree training improves mathematical reasoning in language models.

problem Improving logical reasoning in language models for formal mathematics.
method Self-supervised language modeling on mathematical formulas, skip-tree task.
result Models trained on skip-tree task outperform standard models in mathematical reasoning tasks.

This paper improves self-play learning in games by manipulating experience distributions.

problem Improving self-play learning in games through better experience sampling.
method Three approaches: weighted sampling, Prioritized Experience Replay, and diversifying trajectories.
result Major improvements in early training performance in some games, minor improvements overall.

RMT reveals self-regularization in neural networks, including traditional and heavy-tailed forms.

problem Understanding and quantifying self-regularization in neural networks.
method Application of Random Matrix Theory to analyze weight matrices of various neural network models.
result Identification of 5+1 phases of training in neural networks, including traditional and heavy-tailed self-regularization.

The paper investigates how class mean vectors enhance neural network classification.

problem Improving neural network performance in classification tasks.
method Exploring the role of class mean vectors in neural networks, including direct computation of weights, performance monitoring, and self-training.
result Empirical evidence suggests that using class mean vectors can significantly improve neural network performance on classification tasks.

Researchers develop PAIN to improve self-driving safety through adversarial training.

problem Overfitting and poor generalizability of neural networks in self-driving vehicles.
method PAIN combines adversarial training in CARLA simulation to generate edge cases.
result Trained self-driving vehicles are more resilient to environmental uncertainty and less prone to collisions.

The paper improves semi-supervised learning using ff-divergences and αα-Rényi divergences.

problem Improving semi-supervised learning with noisy pseudo-labels.
method Inspired by ff-divergences and αα-Rényi divergences, the paper develops new empirical risk functions and regularization techniques.
result The new methods show better performance than traditional self-training methods, especially in noisy pseudo-label scenarios.

A study on optimizing self-attention in tabular data using Optimal Transport.

problem Improving efficiency and accuracy of self-attention in tabular classification tasks.
method Developed an OT-based algorithm to generate class-specific dummy Gaussian distributions and train an MLP.
result Achieved comparable accuracy to Transformers with reduced computational cost and efficiency.

Self-training in linear models shows a U-shaped test-risk curve due to signal forgetting and denoising.

problem Understanding the dynamics of iterative self-training in high-dimensional linear regression.
method Derivation of deterministic-equivalent recursions for prediction risk and effective noise, analysis of signal forgetting and denoising effects.
result An optimal early-stopping time is determined, and a U-shaped test-risk curve is observed.

Gradient descent converges geometrically to optimal self-attention parameters.

problem Training softmax self-attention layers for linear regression.
method Structure-aware gradient descent with preconditioner and regularizer.
result Gradient descent converges geometrically to global minima.

EBMs trained with ML are shown to behave like GANs with a self-adversarial loss.

problem Training EBMs with ML is intractable due to intractable unnormalized distributions.
method Replaced MCMC with deterministic gradient descent ODE solutions to study density induced by dynamics.
result EBM training is effectively a self-adversarial procedure rather than ML estimation.

Self-supervised method predicts clean signal and noise distribution from noisy images.

problem Blind denoising and noise estimation in biomedical images with limited clean data.
method Two neural networks jointly predict clean signal and noise distribution from noisy observations.
result Significantly outperforms state-of-the-art algorithms on six biomedical image datasets.

Self-distillation improves model performance but can lead to underfitting.

problem Understanding why self-distillation improves model performance and its limitations.
method Theoretical analysis of self-distillation in Hilbert space with 2\ell_2 regularization.
result Self-distillation modifies regularization by limiting the number of basis functions, potentially leading to underfitting.

Repeated self-distillation improves model performance significantly.

problem How much gain is possible by applying multiple steps of self-distillation?
method Investigated linear regression tasks, applied multiple steps of self-distillation, analyzed excess risk reduction.
result Multi-step self-distillation reduces excess risk by a factor as large as dd, where dd is the input dimension.

This paper connects masked pre-training to Bayesian model selection.

problem Understanding the success of masked pre-training and its generalization.
method The paper shows masked pre-training corresponds to maximizing the marginal likelihood.
result Masked pre-training with a suitable scoring function maximizes the marginal likelihood.