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Correct-N-Contrast: a Contrastive Approach for Improving Robustness to Spurious Correlations
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Measured effects reported in the paper
| What was changed | Where | Measured | Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| CNC two-stage contrastive learning with ERM-inferred pseudo groups instead of JTT upweighting | worst-group accuracy without group labels · CMNIST*, Waterbirds, CelebA, CivilComments-WILDS | worst-group accuracy: CelebA +7.3 vs JTT; CivilComments -0.4 vs JTT | Mixed |
| Replace Stage 1 ERM-inferred groups with true group labels (CNC*) (ablation) | CNC · Waterbirds and CelebA | worst-group accuracy: Waterbirds 90.1 vs GDRO 89.9; CelebA 89.2 vs GDRO 88.9 | Helped |
| Negatives sampled only from different-class samples (removing same-ERM-prediction criterion) (ablation) | CNC sampling · Waterbirds | worst-group accuracy: 82.2 vs 88.5 default | Hurt |
| Negatives sampled only from same ERM prediction (removing different-class criterion) (ablation) | CNC sampling · CelebA | worst-group accuracy: 75.0 vs 88.8 default | Hurt |
| Positives sampled only from same class (removing different-ERM-prediction criterion) (ablation) | CNC sampling · CelebA | worst-group accuracy: 74.4 vs 88.8 default | Hurt |
| Class-only supervised contrastive sampling (no ERM-based hard positives/negatives) (ablation) | CNC sampling · Waterbirds and CelebA | worst-group accuracy: Waterbirds 62.3 vs 88.5; CelebA 61.5 vs 88.8 | Hurt |
| Stage 1 label noise added to ERM predictions (p=0.25) (ablation) | CNC vs JTT · CMNIST* | worst-group accuracy: CNC 53.2 vs JTT 43.6 at p=0.25; CNC 80.6 vs JTT 78.4 at p=0 | Mixed |
| Cluster ERM hidden-layer outputs into C clusters for pseudo-groups instead of argmax predictions (ablation) | CNC Stage 1 · Stage 1 pseudo-group inference | worst-group accuracy | Helped |
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