ABC:Auxiliary Balanced Classifier for Class-imbalanced Semi-supervised Learning, NeurIPS 2021
pytorch implementation of ABC : Auxiliary Balanced Classifier for Class-imbalanced Semi-supervised Learning, accepted for NeurIPS 2021
pytorch implementation of ABC : Auxiliary Balanced Classifier for Class-imbalanced Semi-supervised Learning, accepted for NeurIPS 2021
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Hi, Thanks for your work. I had one doubt regarding the bernoulli distribution of the unlabeled dataset. Can you point out where do you calculate the B(N_L/N_qhat ) in the code.
It seems you only use the statistics of the labeled distribution ir2
in the formula 1 - (epoch/500) * (1-ie2)
Thanks
Hi, thanks for this great work!
In this code it performs the same strong transformation to the same image twice. And in the training step it also computes the loss of these two images. I'm aware that the two images are not identically the same (output of strong transformation will be slightly different in each time). I didn't find this mention in the paper, therefore I'm wondering are there any intuitions of why doing this? Thanks.
class TransformTwice:
def __init__(self, transform, transform2):
self.transform = transform
self.transform2 = transform2
def __call__(self, inp):
out1 = self.transform(inp)
out2 = self.transform2(inp)
out3 = self.transform2(inp)
return out1, out2, out3
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