定期截断的M估计器用于用噪音标签学习

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Xiaobo Xia, Pengqian Lu, Chen Gong

    IEEE transactions on pattern analysis and machine intelligence
    |December 28, 2023
    PubMed
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    这项研究引入了定期截断的M估计器 (RTME),以改善使用噪音标签的深度学习. 通过选择干净的样本,并利用可能被错误标记的样本进行更好的概括,RTME有效地处理噪音数据.

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