Bridging Diversity and Uncertainty in Active learning with Self-Supervised Pre-Training

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Main Authors: Doucet, Paul, Estermann, Benjamin, Aczel, Till, Wattenhofer, Roger
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author Doucet, Paul
Estermann, Benjamin
Aczel, Till
Wattenhofer, Roger
author_facet Doucet, Paul
Estermann, Benjamin
Aczel, Till
Wattenhofer, Roger
contents This study addresses the integration of diversity-based and uncertainty-based sampling strategies in active learning, particularly within the context of self-supervised pre-trained models. We introduce a straightforward heuristic called TCM that mitigates the cold start problem while maintaining strong performance across various data levels. By initially applying TypiClust for diversity sampling and subsequently transitioning to uncertainty sampling with Margin, our approach effectively combines the strengths of both strategies. Our experiments demonstrate that TCM consistently outperforms existing methods across various datasets in both low and high data regimes.
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spellingShingle Bridging Diversity and Uncertainty in Active learning with Self-Supervised Pre-Training
Doucet, Paul
Estermann, Benjamin
Aczel, Till
Wattenhofer, Roger
Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
This study addresses the integration of diversity-based and uncertainty-based sampling strategies in active learning, particularly within the context of self-supervised pre-trained models. We introduce a straightforward heuristic called TCM that mitigates the cold start problem while maintaining strong performance across various data levels. By initially applying TypiClust for diversity sampling and subsequently transitioning to uncertainty sampling with Margin, our approach effectively combines the strengths of both strategies. Our experiments demonstrate that TCM consistently outperforms existing methods across various datasets in both low and high data regimes.
title Bridging Diversity and Uncertainty in Active learning with Self-Supervised Pre-Training
topic Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.03728