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Dual Perspective of Label-Specific Feature Learning for Multi-Label Classification

ICML 2022 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Recognition and long-tail · approach: Partial and multi-label learning

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
label-specific non-informative feature identification and perturbation (DELA) vs. shared-representation classifiers without noise (DELA-nn) (ablation)DELA · 10 benchmark multi-label data setsAverage precision: DELA-nn lower on most datasets, e.g. rcv1-s1 0.6114 vs 0.6391Helped
identifying label-specific non-informative features (vs. shared noise only, DELA-sn) (ablation)DELA · 10 benchmark multi-label data setsAverage precision: DELA-sn 0.3338 vs DELA 0.3382 on corel5k; win overall p=0.0020Helped
label-specific feature selection on shared representation (DELA-fs) instead of perturbation-based immutability (ablation)DELA · 10 benchmark multi-label data setsAverage precision: DELA-fs 0.3313 vs DELA 0.3382 on corel5k; win overall p=0.0039Helped
DELA vs. deep label-specific feature transformation PACADELA · 10 benchmark data sets, six metricsAverage precision / Macro AUC / Hamming loss: Macro AUC tie with PACA (p=0.0059 tie), win on Average precision and Hamming lossMixed
DELA vs. LIFT, LLSF, C2AE, MPVAE, CLIF baselinesDELA · 10 benchmark data setsAverage precision: DELA wins on all 10 datasets for Average precision (Wilcoxon win vs all baselines)Helped
trade-off parameter beta set to 0 (removing the KL noise-level constraint) (ablation)DELA · validation, varying betaAverage precision: degraded performance when beta = 0 (no numeric values reported)Hurt

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