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Spanning Training Progress: Temporal Dual-Depth Scoring (TDDS) for Enhanced Dataset Pruning

CVPR 2024 · Architectures and efficiency › Pruning and efficient tuning · approach: Structured network pruning · 19 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes Temporal Dual-Depth Scoring (TDDS), a dataset pruning method that scores samples by the temporal variance of projected per-sample loss changes over sliding windows, with EMA aggregation, to build coresets that generalize across pruning rates and architectures.

Problem

Snapshot-based dataset pruning criteria yield coresets that fluctuate with the chosen training epoch and generalize poorly across pruning rates and architectures, while existing training-dynamics methods average dynamics and overlook well-generalized samples.

Approach

A dual-depth temporal score: the inner depth estimates each sample's per-epoch contribution as a KL-based loss difference projected onto the accumulated gradient direction; the outer depth measures the variance of these contributions over sliding windows (EMA-aggregated) instead of averaging, and the coreset is trained with importance-weighted loss.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use TDDS instead of the strongest listed baselineResNet-18 dataset pruning · CIFAR-100, Strategy-E, 90% pruningaccuracy: 46.68 -> 54.51Helped
use TDDS instead of CCSResNet-18 dataset pruning · CIFAR-100, Strategy-P, 70% pruningaccuracy: 68.92 ±0.12 -> 69.46 ±0.10Helped
add the outer depth to EL2N (ablation)CIFAR-100 pruning with ResNet-18 · 30% pruningaccuracy: 76.89 -> 77.47 [+ 0.58]Helped
add the outer depth to EL2N (ablation)CIFAR-100 pruning with ResNet-18 · 50% pruningaccuracy: 67.57 -> 73.93 [+ 6.36]Helped
add the outer depth to EL2N (ablation)CIFAR-100 pruning with ResNet-18 · 70% pruningaccuracy: 36.45 -> 67.04 [+30.59]Helped
add the outer depth to EL2N (ablation)CIFAR-100 pruning with ResNet-18 · 80% pruningaccuracy: 17.31 -> 58.21 [+40.90]Helped
add the outer depth to EL2N (ablation)CIFAR-100 pruning with ResNet-18 · 90% pruningaccuracy: 9.10 -> 40.36 [+31.26]Helped
use gradient magnitudes instead of gradients to estimate contribution (ablation)TDDS · CIFAR pruningaccuracyHelped
use KL loss instead of CE loss for loss difference (ablation)TDDS · CIFAR pruning at 30% pruningaccuracyHurt
use KL loss instead of CE loss for loss difference (ablation)TDDS · CIFAR pruning at pruning rates other than 30%accuracy: +15.97%Helped
weight coreset samples by their importance scores during training (ablation)TDDS · CIFAR pruning at 90% pruningaccuracy: 6.55%Helped
use EMA instead of simple averaging (ablation)TDDS · CIFAR-100accuracyHelped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: CIFAR-10 CIFAR-100 ImageNet-1K

Benchmarks: CIFAR-10 CIFAR-100 ImageNet-1K

Metrics: top-1 accuracy

Baselines: Random Entropy Forgetting EL2N AUM Moderate CCS Dyn-Unc

Builds on: Forgetting AUM EL2N Dyn-Unc Moderate coreset

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