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Ordinal Regression With Multiple Output CNN for Age Estimation

CVPR 2016 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Recognition and long-tail · approach: Margin-based face recognition losses · 680 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use ordinal regression with CNN instead of metric regression with CNNCNN age estimation · MORPH IIMAE: 3.42 -> 3.27Helped
Use ordinal regression with CNN instead of metric regression with CNNCNN age estimation · AFADMAE: 3.51 -> 3.34Helped
Use data-specific task-importance weights instead of uniform task weights (ablation)OR-CNN · MORPH IIMAE: 3.30 -> 3.27Helped
Use data-specific task-importance weights instead of uniform task weights (ablation)OR-CNN · AFADMAE: 3.41 -> 3.34Helped
Use color images instead of grayscale images (ablation)OR-CNN · MORPH IIMAE: 3.42 -> 3.27Helped
Use color images instead of grayscale images (ablation)OR-CNN · AFADMAE: 3.44 -> 3.34Helped
Use end-to-end CNN ordinal regression instead of BIF features with OHRankAge estimation · MORPH IIMAE: 3.82 -> 3.27Helped
Use end-to-end CNN ordinal regression instead of BIF features with OHRankAge estimation · AFADMAE: 3.84 -> 3.34Helped

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