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Towards Decision-Friendly AUC: Learning Multi-Classifier with AUCµ

AAAI 2023 · Learning theory and algorithms › Prediction and decision losses · approach: Ranking-based loss optimization · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Optimize AUCµ with surrogate losses instead of MAUCResNet-18 multiclass classifier · CIFAR-100, imbalance ratio 100AUCµ: 92.41 -> 93.54Helped
Optimize AUCµ with a square-loss surrogate instead of the strongest listed non-AUC baselineResNet-18 multiclass classifier · CIFAR-100, imbalance ratio 50AUCµ: 93.40 -> 94.51Helped
Optimize AUCµ with a square-loss surrogate instead of the strongest listed non-AUC baselineResNet-18 multiclass classifier · ImageNet, imbalance ratio 50AUCµ: 96.71 -> 96.75Helped
Use the AUCµ method rather than MAUC-based trainingResNet-18 multiclass classifier · CIFAR-10, imbalance ratio 200F1-metric: 43.89 -> 50.73Helped
Learn decision thresholds using soft F1 (ablation)Ours + Square · ImageNet, imbalance ratio 100F1-metric: 12.85 -> 12.90Helped
Learn decision thresholds using soft F1 (ablation)Ours + Exp · CIFAR-100, imbalance ratio 200F1-metric: 21.78 -> 22.01No clear effect
Use the square-loss surrogate rather than the exponential-loss surrogate (ablation)AUCµ training · CIFAR-10, imbalance ratio 200AUCµ: 91.81 vs 93.28Hurt
Increase warm-up epochs from 1 to 30 (ablation)Proposed method on CIFAR-10, imbalance ratio 50 · CIFAR-10, imbalance ratio 50F1-metricHelped
Vary the exponential-loss hyperparameter a across [0.5, 3.0] (ablation)Proposed method on CIFAR-10, imbalance ratio 50 · CIFAR-10, imbalance ratio 50F1-metricNo clear effect

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