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Hyperbolic Active Learning for Semantic Segmentation under Domain Shift

ICML 2024 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Domain adaptation and generalization · approach: Domain-generalized segmentation · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes HALO, a hyperbolic-network active domain adaptation method for semantic segmentation that scores pixels by the product of hyperbolic radius and prediction entropy as a proxy for epistemic uncertainty.

Problem

Pixel-level active domain adaptation for semantic segmentation under domain shift, where existing acquisition strategies rely mainly on prediction entropy and miss data scarcity as a source of epistemic uncertainty.

Approach

Interprets the hyperbolic radius of pixel embeddings (hierarchy-free hyperbolic MLR segmenter) as an indicator of data scarcity, and combines it with prediction entropy into an acquisition score approximating epistemic uncertainty; also adds Hyperbolic Feature Reweighting to stabilize hyperbolic training.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use HALO instead of RIPU with a 2.2% label budgetGTAV→Cityscapes · GTAV→Cityscapes, 2.2% budgetmIoU: +1.2% mIoUHelped
Use HALO instead of the strongest reported active-learning baseline with a 5% budgetGTAV→Cityscapes · GTAV→Cityscapes, 5% budgetmIoU: +3.3% mIoUHelped
Use HALO with 5% labels instead of supervised domain adaptation with 100% labelsGTAV→Cityscapes · GTAV→CityscapesmIoU: +2.6%Helped
Use HALO instead of the strongest reported active-learning baselineSYNTHIA→Cityscapes · SYNTHIA→Cityscapes, 2.2% and 5% budgetsmIoU: +2.4% and +4.2%Helped
Use HALO instead of RIPU with a 5% label budgetCityscapes→ACDC · Cityscapes→ACDC, 5% budgetmIoU: +2.9% mIoUHelped
Combine hyperbolic radius and prediction entropy rather than using either alone (ablation)HALO · GTAV→Cityscapes, 5% budgetmIoU: 63.2% and 64.1% -> 74.5%Helped
Add HFR to the hyperbolic model for source+target adaptation (ablation)HALO · GTAV→Cityscapes, source+targetmIoU: 72.9 -> 74.5Helped
Add HFR to the hyperbolic model in source-only training (ablation)Hyperbolic DeepLab-v3+ · GTAV→Cityscapes, source-onlymIoU: 39.0 -> 38.9No clear effect
Add HFR to the Euclidean model (ablation)DeepLab-v3+ · GTAV→Cityscapes, source-onlymIoU: 36.3 -> 22.7Hurt
Use region-based rather than pixel-based acquisition (ablation)HALO · GTAV→Cityscapes, 5% budgetmIoU: 74.5 -> 74.1Hurt
Replace HFR with Feature Clipping (ablation)Hyperbolic HALO · GTAV→Cityscapes, 5% budgetmIoU: 74.5 -> 73.3Hurt
Select only ground-truth boundary pixels instead of using RIPU's pseudo-label boundary selection (ablation)RIPU · GTAV→CityscapesmIoU: 71.2 -> 69.8Hurt

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: GTAV SYNTHIA Cityscapes ACDC

Benchmarks: GTAV to Cityscapes SYNTHIA to Cityscapes Cityscapes to ACDC

Metrics: mIoU

Baselines: RIPU LabOR AADA MADA D2ADA Euclidean Supervised DA Hyperbolic Supervised DA

Builds on: RIPU Hyperbolic Neural Networks DeepLab-v3+ Hyperbolic multinomial logistic regression

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