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A Group-Theoretic Framework for Data Augmentation

NeurIPS 2020 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Recognition and long-tail · approach: Data augmentation and generalization bias · 77 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Average an estimator over group transformationsGeneral estimators · Exact-invariance settingmean squared errorHelped
Average the loss over group transformationsERM · Exact-invariance settingRademacher complexityHelped
Average the loss over group transformationsERM · Exact-invariance settinggeneralization boundHelped
Average gradients over group transformationsStrongly convex ERM · Exact-invariance settingparameter estimation error boundHelped
Average gradients over group transformationsM-estimators · Exact-invariance settingasymptotic covarianceHelped
Use orbit averaging when transformations are only approximately invariantGeneral estimators · Approximate-invariance settingmean squared errorMixed
Use augmented MLE rather than ordinary MLEMLE · Exact-invariance settingasymptotic covarianceHelped
Use augmented MLE when the invariant parameter set contains an open neighborhood of the true parameterMLE · Exact-invariance settingasymptotic variance reductionNo clear effect
Use augmented MLE instead of constrained MLEMLE · Invariant parameter set is a singletonparameter recoveryHurt

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