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Multi-Objective Self-Paced Learning

AAAI 2016 · Learning theory and algorithms › Combinatorial and search optimization · approach: Multi-objective optimization · 33 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
optimize loss and self-paced regularizer as two objectives with MOEA/D (MOSPL) instead of greedy SPL with increasing paceself-paced learning · Hollywood2MAP (%): 63.720 (SPL optimal) / 60.595 (SPL stable) -> 64.662Mixed
use MOSPL instead of standard batch trainingkernel SVM · Hollywood2MAP (%): 58.164 -> 64.662Helped
MOSPL vs SPL on stable (final-iteration) result in matrix factorizationSPL with LS loss · Synthetic MF, noise [-20,20] and (0,0.01)RMSE: 8.1222 -> 1.6170Helped
MOSPL vs SPL tuned to optimal pace in matrix factorizationSPL with LS loss · Synthetic MF, noise [-20,20] and (0,0.01)RMSE: 1.7837 -> 1.6170No clear effect
MOSPL vs robust MF baselines RegL1ALM, CWM, MoGmatrix factorization · Synthetic MF, noise [-20,20] and (0,0.01)RMSE: 2.7574 (CWM) -> 1.6170Helped

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