A variance-based prediction score using IoU and confidence fluctuations across epochs improves dataset pruning for object detection over several baselines.
Boosting the Cross-Architecture Generalization of Dataset Distillation through an Empirical Study
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The poor cross-architecture generalization of dataset distillation greatly weakens its practical significance. This paper attempts to mitigate this issue through an empirical study, which suggests that the synthetic datasets undergo an inductive bias towards the distillation model. Therefore, the evaluation model is strictly confined to having similar architectures of the distillation model. We propose a novel method of EvaLuation with distillation Feature (ELF), which utilizes features from intermediate layers of the distillation model for the cross-architecture evaluation. In this manner, the evaluation model learns from bias-free knowledge therefore its architecture becomes unfettered while retaining performance. By performing extensive experiments, we successfully prove that ELF can well enhance the cross-architecture generalization of current DD methods. Code of this project is at \url{https://github.com/Lirui-Zhao/ELF}.
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Extending Dataset Pruning to Object Detection: A Variance-based Approach
A variance-based prediction score using IoU and confidence fluctuations across epochs improves dataset pruning for object detection over several baselines.