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Unified Approach for Weakly Supervised Multicalibration

NeurIPS 2026 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Recognition and long-tail · approach: Partial and multi-label learning · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Derives decontamination-based estimators of multicalibration error under PU, UU and Pconf weak supervision, with finite-sample uniform guarantees, and proposes WLMC, a weak-label boosting post-hoc recalibration method, evaluated on tabular, CelebA and CivilComments data.

Problem

Multicalibration error estimation and post-hoc correction require clean input-label pairs, which are unavailable in weakly supervised learning settings such as PU, UU and Pconf learning.

Approach

Treat each multicalibration witness moment as a signed residual functional and rewrite it via the contamination-matrix (decontamination) principle of WSL, so corrected empirical witness moments can audit and drive post-hoc recalibration from weak labels only.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: ACS Income UCI Credit Default HMDA MEPS CelebA CivilComments

Benchmarks: ACS Income UCI Credit Default HMDA MEPS CelebA CivilComments

Metrics: multicalibration error ECE accuracy

Baselines: Platt scaling temperature scaling PU-ECE

Builds on: unified risk-analysis for weakly supervised learning (contamination matrix) multicalibration (Hebert-Johnson et al.) PU-ECE Platt scaling temperature scaling

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