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Minding the Gaps for Block Frank-Wolfe Optimization of Structured SVMs

ICML 2016 · Learning theory and algorithms › Prediction and decision losses · approach: Distributionally robust optimization · 42 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
adaptive gap-based sampling of objects (probability proportional to stored block gap) instead of uniform sampling (ablation)BCFW · OCR, HorseSeg, LSP, CoNLL experimentsduality gap vs effective passes and timeHelped
caching oracle calls with gap-based cache-hit criterion (ablation)BCFW and BCPFW · OCR, HorseSeg, LSP, CoNLL experimentsduality gap vs effective passesHelped
caching oracle calls with gap-based cache-hit criterion (ablation)BCFW and BCPFW · expensive max oracle experimentsduality gap vs timeHelped
pairwise steps (BCPFW) instead of BCFW steps (ablation)BCFW · OCR, HorseSeg, LSP, CoNLL experimentsduality gapHelped
epsilon-approximate regularization path (eps=0.1) vs grid search of 31 lambda values with warm startSSVM regularization path · HorseSeg-smallcumulative running time to cover lambda valuesMixed
gap sampling with exact block gaps vs uniform sampling (toy example)BCFW · synthetic toy SSVM examplenumber of oracle callsHelped

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