Transcription of Learning Loss for Active Learning - CVF Open Access
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Learning Loss for Active LearningDonggeun Yoo1,2and In So Kweon21 Lunit Inc., Seoul, South , Daejeon, South performance of deep neural networks improves withmore annotated data. The problem is that the budget forannotation is limited. One solution to this is Active learn -ing, where a model asks human to annotate data that itperceived as uncertain. A variety of recent methods havebeen proposed to apply Active Learning to deep networksbut most of them are either designed specific for their tar-get tasks or computationally inefficient for large this paper, we propose a novel Active Learning methodthat is simple but task-agnostic, and works efficiently withthe deep networks. We attach a small parametric module,named loss prediction module, to a target network, andlearn it to predict target losses of unlabeled inputs.
Data is flooding in, but deep neural networks are still data-hungry. The empirical analysis of [33, 20] suggests that the performance of recent deep networks is not yet saturated with respect to the size of training data. For this reason, learning methods from semi-supervised learn-ing [42, 39, 33, 20] to unsupervised learning [1, 7, 58, 38]
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