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These leaderboards are used to track progress in semi-supervised-image-classification
Use these libraries to find semi-supervised-image-classification models and implementations
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This study investigates the failure of parametric classifiers, verifies the effectiveness of previous design choices when high-quality supervision is available, and identifies unreliable pseudo-labels as a key problem.
This paper establishes strong baselines by taking state-of-the-art algorithms from novel category discovery and adapting them for this task, and introduces a simple yet effective semi-supervised k-means method to cluster the unlabelled data into seen and unseen classes automatically, substantially outperforming the baselines.
ORCA, an end-to-end deep learning approach that introduces uncertainty adaptive margin mechanism to circumvent the bias towards seen classes caused by learning discriminative features for seen classes faster than for the novel classes, reduces the gap between intra-class variance of seen with respect to novel classes.
This work introduces OpenLDN that utilizes a pairwise similarity loss to discover novel classes that outperforms the current state-of-the-art methods on multiple popular classification benchmarks while providing a better accuracy/training time trade-off.
A novel pseudo-label based approach to tackle SSL in open-world setting that utilizes sample uncertainty and incorporate prior knowledge about class distribution to generate reliable class-distribution-aware pseudo-labels for unlabeled data belonging to both known and unknown classes.
This paper formalizes a graph-theoretic framework tailored for the open-world setting, where the clustering can be theoretically characterized by graph factorization, and applies the algorithm called Spectral Open-world Representation Learning (SORL), which can match or outperform several strong baselines on common benchmark datasets.
This paper proposes an IMbalance-A ware method named OpenIMA for Open-world semi-supervised node classification, which trains the node classification model from scratch via contrastive learning with bias-reduced pseudo labels.
This paper proposes an open-world SSL method for Self-learning Open-world Classes (SSOC), which can explicitly self-learn multiple unknown classes and designs a pairwise similarity loss in addition to the entropy loss to effectively discover novel classes.
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