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DAW: Exploring the Better Weighting Function for Semi-supervised Semantic Segmentation

NeurIPS 2023 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Semi-supervised learning · approach: Consistency training for semi-supervised segmentation · 10 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
replace fixed threshold with distribution-aware weighting function (ablation)UniMatch baseline · PASCAL classic 92, ResNet-50mIoU: 66.9 -> 68.0Helped
add distribution alignment on top of DAWF (ablation)DAW · PASCAL classic 92, ResNet-50mIoU: 68.0 -> 68.5Helped
use fixed threshold instead of no threshold (ablation)Pseudo-Label · PASCAL classic 92, ResNet-50mIoU: 62.7 -> 66.9Helped
increase EMA momentum from 0.99 to 0.9999 (ablation)DAW · PASCAL classic 92, ResNet-50mIoU: 68.5 -> 67.9Hurt
DAW vs best prior SSL method on 1/16 labelsDAW · PASCAL classic 92, ResNet-101mIoU: 74.8 vs 71.1 (AugSeg)Helped
DAW vs AugSeg on Pascal classic 1/8, ResNet-50DAW · PASCAL classic 183, ResNet-50mIoU: 72.2 -> 73.1Helped
DAW vs CPS/CCT on electron microscopyDAW · Lucchi 1/32mIoU: 84.7 -> 85.9Helped

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