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Bag of Tricks for Long-Tailed Visual Recognition with Deep Convolutional Neural Networks
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Measured effects reported in the paper
| What was changed | Where | Measured | Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| Add input mixup, CAM-based balance-sampling in DRS, and fine-tuning after mixup | ResNet-32 bag of tricks · CIFAR-10-LT, imbalance factor 100 | Top-1 error rate: 30.18 -> 19.97 | Helped |
| Add input mixup, CAM-based balance-sampling in DRS, and fine-tuning after mixup | ResNet-32 bag of tricks · CIFAR-100-LT, imbalance factor 100 | Top-1 error rate: 61.73 -> 52.17 | Helped |
| Add CAM-based foreground augmentation to balance-sampling during DRS (ablation) | ResNet-32 · CIFAR-10-LT, imbalance factor 100 | Top-1 error rate: 29.04 -> 24.63 | Helped |
| Add CAM-based foreground augmentation to balance-sampling during DRS (ablation) | ResNet-32 · CIFAR-100-LT, imbalance factor 100 | Top-1 error rate: 59.56 -> 58.27 | Helped |
| Use CAM-based balance-sampling in DRS instead of CS CE re-weighting (ablation) | ResNet-32 · CIFAR-10-LT, imbalance factor 100 | Top-1 error rate: 25.31 -> 24.63 | Helped |
| Combine CS CE re-weighting with CAM-based balance-sampling (ablation) | ResNet-32 two-stage training · CIFAR-10-LT, imbalance factor 100 | Top-1 error rate: 24.63 -> 24.82 | Hurt |
| Apply re-weighting directly during training rather than in deferred re-balancing (ablation) | ResNet-32 · CIFAR-100-LT | Top-1 error rate: CE 61.73; CB CE 66.40; CS CE 70.92 | Hurt |
| Apply random under-sampling directly rather than during DRS (ablation) | ResNet-32 · CIFAR-10-LT, imbalance factor 100 | Top-1 error rate: 30.18 -> 34.14 | Hurt |
| Apply random over-sampling directly rather than during DRS (ablation) | ResNet-32 · CIFAR-100-LT, imbalance factor 100 | Top-1 error rate: 61.73 -> 67.00 | Hurt |
| Add input mixup (ablation) | ResNet-32 · CIFAR-10-LT, imbalance factor 100 | Top-1 error rate: 30.18 -> 26.99 | Helped |
| Add fine-tuning after input mixup training (ablation) | ResNet-32 · CIFAR-10-LT, imbalance factor 100 | Top-1 error rate: 26.99 -> 26.27 | Helped |
| Add fine-tuning after manifold mixup training (ablation) | ResNet-32 · CIFAR-10-LT, imbalance factor 100 | Top-1 error rate: 26.61 -> 28.88 | Hurt |
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