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Curvature Enhanced Data Augmentation for Regression

ICML 2025 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Recognition and long-tail · approach: Data augmentation and generalization bias · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes CEMS, a second-order manifold-based data augmentation method for regression that samples from a curvature-aware local approximation of the input-output data manifold.

Problem

Data augmentation for regression is less developed than for classification; first-order manifold-based augmentation (FOMA) fails to capture curved data structure, causing off-manifold samples.

Approach

Extends FOMA's tangent-space sampling to a second-order (Hessian-including) local parameterization of the joint input-output manifold, estimated via least squares on SVD-based local coordinates, and samples new points in the tangent space that are mapped back through the learned embedding.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
replace first-order FOMA sampling with second-order curvature-aware CEMSRegression data augmentation · AirfoilRMSE: 1.471 -> 1.455Helped
replace first-order FOMA sampling with second-order curvature-aware CEMSRegression data augmentation · NO2RMSE: 0.512 -> 0.507Helped
replace first-order FOMA sampling with second-order curvature-aware CEMSRegression data augmentation · Exchange-RateRMSE: 0.013 -> 0.014Hurt
replace first-order FOMA sampling with second-order curvature-aware CEMSRegression data augmentation · SkillCraftAvg. RMSE: 5.201 -> 5.142Helped
replace first-order FOMA sampling with second-order curvature-aware CEMSRegression data augmentation · DTIAvg. R: 0.503 -> 0.511Helped
replace first-order FOMA sampling with second-order curvature-aware CEMSRegression data augmentation · PovertyWorst R: 0.53 -> 0.50Hurt
use probability-weighted k-nearest-neighbor batches instead of k-nearest-neighbor batches (ablation)CEMS · SkillCraftAvg. RMSE: 5.142 -> 4.941Helped
use probability-weighted k-nearest-neighbor batches instead of k-nearest-neighbor batches (ablation)CEMS · RCFRMSE: 0.146 -> 0.173Hurt
use random batches instead of k-nearest-neighbor batches (ablation)CEMS · AirfoilRMSE: 1.455 -> 1.435Helped
use random batches instead of k-nearest-neighbor batches (ablation)CEMS · DTIR: 0.511 -> 0.491Hurt
compute and reuse one basis per neighborhood instead of computing a basis per point (ablation)CEMS · AirfoilRMSE: 1.462 -> 1.455No clear effect
compute and reuse one basis per neighborhood instead of computing a basis per point (ablation)CEMS · NO2RMSE: 0.503 -> 0.507No clear effect

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: Airfoil Self-Noise NO2 Exchange-Rate Electricity RCFashionMNIST Communities and Crime SkillCraft1 Master Table Drug-Target Interactions PovertyMap

Benchmarks: Airfoil Self-Noise NO2 Exchange-Rate Electricity RCFashionMNIST Communities and Crime SkillCraft1 Master Table Drug-Target Interactions PovertyMap

Metrics: RMSE MAPE R (Pearson correlation)

Baselines: ERM Mixup Manifold Mixup C-Mixup Anchor Data Augmentation (ADA) FOMA

Builds on: FOMA curvature-aware manifold learning (CAML) C-Mixup Manifold Mixup

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