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Estimating Noise Transition Matrix with Label Correlations for Noisy Multi-Label Learning

NeurIPS 2022 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Noisy labels · approach: Instance-dependent noise modeling · 6 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use unbiased (gold) sample selection instead of GMM small-loss selection (ablation)Our estimator · Pascal-VOC2007 noise (0,0.6)estimation error: 2.30 -> 0.51Helped
use label-correlation estimator instead of Dual T-estimator maxtransition matrix estimation · Pascal-VOC2012 noise (0,0.6)estimation error: 5.13 -> 1.94Helped
use label-correlation estimator instead of Dual T-estimator maxtransition matrix estimation · MS-COCO noise (0,0.2)estimation error: 5.04 -> 7.42Hurt
reweighting with estimated transition matrix instead of standard trainingResNet-50 multi-label classifier · MS-COCO noise (0.6,0)CF1: 7.07 -> 58.63Helped
use our estimator for Reweight instead of Reweight-DualT 97%Reweight · Pascal-VOC2007 noise (0.6,0)mAP: 75.76 -> 74.46Hurt

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