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\section{Noise filtering in UPMC Food-101} \subsection{}
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UPMC Food-101 has been crawled from Google Images
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It contains a certain amount of noise
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Creating bags from images of 1 class (e.g.~pizza)
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Creating bags for ``rest'' class
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Defining the expected level of noise in the pizza bags
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Using \emph{Learning with Label Proportions} models to detect noise
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\textbf{Dataset:}
\((x_i, y_i, y_i^*) \in \mathbb{R}^p \times \{-1,1\} \times \{-1,1\},\quad i=1..n\)
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\(x_i\) features, \(y_i\) noisy label, \(y_i^*\) true label (not
available for training)
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\textbf{Create bags:} Create bags \(b_j\) of 30 points having the same
\(y_i\) and give them a proportion of positive points \(p_j\)
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\textbf{Training:} Train the SyMIL model on bags and train an SVM on
\((b_j, p_j)\) / \((x_i, y_i)\)
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\textbf{Evaluation:} Use the decision frontiers of SyMIL / SVM models
to reclassify each \(x_i\)s by predicting \(\hat{y}_i^*\), and compare
with \(y_i^*\)
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Define a regularized loss for training the CNN
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Can be seen as looking for the label of similar images for
regularization
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Results slightly better than Sukhbaatar model
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\section{References} \subsection{}
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