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Is one annotation enough? - A data-centric image classification benchmark for noisy and ambiguous label estimation

NeurIPS 2022 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Semi-supervised learning · approach: Holistic semi-supervised pipelines · 11 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
collect more annotations per image (up to 10) instead of one (ablation)supervised baseline · DCIC datasets (median)ACC: around 55 -> 69 -> 72Helped
spend budget on more labeled images versus multiple annotations per image (ablation)supervised baseline · DCICACC: 55 -> 69 -> 72Mixed
train fixed model on teacher labels (knowledge distillation) vs raw labels (ablation)benchmark phase 2 · DCICKLHelped
apply state-of-the-art noisy-label/semi-supervised methods at high budget instead of the unadjusted baselinebaseline · DCIC high budgetKLHurt
use soft labels (Pseudo v2 soft) instead of hard labelspseudo-label methods · DCICKLHelped
use soft labels with 05-0.20 and 10-0.10 initialization (ablation)Pseudo-Label · DCIC budget 100%KLHurt
ImageNet pretrainingtop methods · DCICKLMixed

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