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Inaccurate-Supervised Learning With Generative Adversarial Nets
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DOI：10.1109/TCYB.2021.3104848.png)
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Inaccurate-supervised learning (ISL) is a weakly supervised learning framework for imprecise annotation, which is derived from some specific popular learning frameworks, mainly including partial label learning (PLL), partial multilabel learning (PML), and multiview PML (MVPML). While PLL, PML, and MVPML are each solved as independent models through different methods and no general framework can currently be applied to these frameworks, most existing methods for solving them were designed based on traditional machine-learning techniques, such as logistic regression, KNN, SVM, decision tree. Prior to this study, there was no single general framework that used adversarial networks to solve ISL problems. To narrow this gap, this study proposed an adversarial network structure to solve ISL problems, called ISL with generative adversarial nets (ISL-GANs). In ISL-GAN, fake samples, which are quite similar to real samples, gradually promote the Discriminator to disambiguate the noise labels of real samples. We also provide theoretical analyses for ISL-GAN in effectively handling ISL data. In this article, we propose a general framework to solve PLL, PML, and MVPML, while in the published conference version, we adopt the specific framework, which is a special case of the general one, to solve the PLL problem. Finally, the effectiveness is demonstrated through extensive experiments on various imprecise annotation learning tasks, including PLL, PML, and MVPML.
Keyword:
Phase locked loops
Training
Generators
Noise measurement
Annotations
Supervised learning
Task analysis
Generative adversarial nets (GANs)
imprecise annotation
inaccurate-supervised learning (ISL)
multiview partial multilabel learning (MVPML)
partial label learning (PLL)
partial multilabel learning (PML)
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