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Data-Free Knowledge Amalgamation via Group-Stack Dual-GAN

CVPR 2020 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Recognition and long-tail · approach: Loss design and classifier theory · 55 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use data-free knowledge amalgamation instead of DAFLTargetNet · VOC2007 randomly selected 10-label setmAP: 73.6 vs 46.8Helped
Use data-free knowledge amalgamation instead of DAFLTargetNet · VOC2007 whole 20-label setmAP: 87.2 vs 54.9Helped
Use data-free knowledge amalgamation instead of DAFLTargetNet · MS-COCOO-F1: 68.2 vs 36.6Helped
Add both dual-generator input streams (ablation)Dual-GAN · VOC2007 single-teacher ablationmAP: 70.2 to 73.6; 59.8 to 73.6Helped
Remove the generator-to-dual-generator link and use only F_in^1 (ablation)Dual-GAN · VOC2007 single-teacher ablationmAP: 73.6 vs 70.2Hurt
Use only F_in^2 and omit I_gan as an input (ablation)Dual-GAN · VOC2007 single-teacher ablationmAP: 73.6 vs 59.8Hurt
Add the discrete loss L_dis (ablation)Group-stack GAN · VOC2007 single-teacher ablationlabel diversityHelped

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