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Evaluating Machine Accuracy on ImageNet

ICML 2020 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Recognition and long-tail · approach: Loss design and classifier theory

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use multi-label annotations instead of top-1 accuracy for evaluationImageNet models (72 models) · ImageNet valaccuracy (median change, multi-label vs top-1): median improvement of 8.9%Helped
Compare multi-label accuracy to top-5 accuracyImageNet models (72 models) · ImageNet valaccuracy (median change, multi-label vs top-5): median drop of 7.4%No clear effect
Evaluate on distribution shift from ImageNet val to ImageNetV2 (model vs human robustness)All models vs trained human labelers · ImageNet val vs ImageNetV2 multi-labelaccuracy gap: models drop 5% to 8%; humans within 1%Hurt
Restrict evaluation to object classes (590) instead of all 1000 classesHuman labelers vs FixResNeXt · ImageNet val objects onlymulti-label accuracy: Best human 99.1-99.8% vs best model 95.0%/89.1%Helped
Restrict to images humans labeled quickly (median time <= 60 s)Human labelers and models · Fast images subsetmulti-label accuracy: accuracies rise for both humans and models (e.g., FixResNeXt 96.2 / 92.3)Helped
Exclude dog classes (118) from evaluationBest model vs human labelers · ImageNet val without dogsmulti-label accuracy: best model +0.6 (ImageNet), humans mean +1.9Helped

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