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Graph Knows Unknowns: Reformulate Zero-Shot Learning as Sample-Level Graph Recognition

AAAI 2023 · Graph learning › Graph self-supervised learning · approach: Heterophily and imbalance on graphs · 21 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use sample-level graphs built from annotated key-points instead of detected key-points (ablation)Graph-based ZSL · CUB-Birds ZSLaccuracy (%): 76.9 -> 78.7Helped
Use sample-level graphs built from annotated key-points instead of detected key-points (ablation)Graph-based ZSL · NABirds ZSLaccuracy (%): 42.8 -> 44.2Helped
Use sample-level graphs built from annotated key-points instead of detected key-points (ablation)Graph-based ZSL · CUB-Birds GZSLharmonic mean (HM): 58.6 -> 60.3Helped
Use sample-level graphs built from annotated key-points instead of detected key-points (ablation)Graph-based ZSL · NABirds GZSLharmonic mean (HM): 43.0 -> 45.4Helped

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