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The Devil Is in the Labels: Noisy Label Correction for Robust Scene Graph Generation

CVPR 2022 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Noisy labels · approach: Contrastive learning on noisy data · 113 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add NICE noisy-label detection and correctionMotifs and VCTree · VG PredCls, SGCls, and SGGenmR@K: 6.7% ~ 14.5% and 4.7% ~ 14.6% absolute gains on metric mR@100 over Motifs and VCTree, respectivelyHelped
Add negative noisy sample detection and pseudo-label missing foreground triplets (ablation)Motifs · VG PredClsmR@100: 17.8% vs. 25.2%Helped
Add positive noisy sample detection, retaining the clean positive subset (ablation)Motifs · VG PredClsmR@100: 17.8% vs. 22.0%Helped
Add positive noisy sample detection and label correction with wKNN (ablation)Motifs · VG PredClsmR@100: 22.0% vs. 25.2%Helped
Vary the wKNN neighbor count across K={1,3,5} (ablation)NICE · VGSGG performanceNo clear effect
Vary the Neg-NSD mining thresholds across predicate groups (ablation)NICE · VGmR@K and R@KMixed
Use category-specific cutoff distances for positive noisy sample detection (ablation)NICE · VGSGG performanceHelped

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