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Multi-Task Learning with User Preferences: Gradient Descent with Controlled Ascent in Pareto Optimization

ICML 2020 · Optimization › Optimizers · approach: Multi-objective gradient methods · 37 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Controlled ascent combined with multiple gradient descent (EPO Search) vs. PMTL with reference vectorsMTL on MultiMNIST, MultiFashion, Multi-Fashion+MNIST · LeNet MTL classificationper-task test accuracyHelped
Linear scalarization with preference weights vs. MOO-based methods (EPO, PMTL)MTL classification and regression · MultiMNIST etc. and River Flowaccuracy and RLPHurt
EPO Search vs. PMTL on far-initialized synthetic problemSynthetic two-objective problem (36) · n=20 syntheticreaching Pareto frontHelped
EPO Search vs. PMTL on 8-task River Flow regressionFNN regression on river flow · River Flow (m=8)relative loss profile (lower better)Helped
EPO Search vs. single-task baselines on River FlowFNN regression on river flow · River Flow (m=8)relative loss profile (lower better)Helped

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