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Linking losses for density ratio and class-probability estimation

ICML 2016 · Learning theory and algorithms › Sample complexity · approach: Density and property estimation · 30 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use general CPE losses (logistic, square, exponential, square hinge) for density ratio estimation via covariate shift reweightingdensity ratio estimation for covariate shift · poly and amazon covariate shiftNMSE / pairwise disagreementHelped
Square loss used for density ratio estimationcovariate shift adaptation · amazonpairwise disagreement: 0.1310 vs 0.1582 uniformHelped
Exponential loss used for density ratio estimationcovariate shift adaptation · amazonpairwise disagreement: 0.2021 vs 0.1582 uniformHurt
LSIF loss used for ranking the best instead of logistic regressionbipartite ranking (ranking the best) · german, magic, news20-forsaleAP: over logistic on all three datasetsHelped
Use p-classification loss (p=4) instead of logistic loss for ranking the bestbipartite ranking · news20-forsaleAP: 0.2817 vs 0.1487Helped
Canonical LSIF loss (uniform density-ratio weighting) for covariate shiftdensity ratio estimation · poly and amazonNMSE / pairwise disagreementMixed
Unconstrained LSIF with post-hoc score truncation (uLSIF) vs constrained LSIF (ablation)density ratio estimation · amazonpairwise disagreement: 0.1370 vs 0.1500Helped

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