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http://www.reframe-d2k.org/

Rethinking the Essence, Flexibility and Reusability of Advanced Model Exploitation

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}  Give an overview of threshold selection methods in multi-label; (i) context-independent and (ii) context-based.

}  Study different setting of thresholds: global, label-wise, instance-wise.

}  Analysis of the performance of these methods using multi-label cost curves.

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}  Training set: ◦  Data with multiple labels/target variables.

◦  Binary targets.

◦  Targets costs.

}  Training context: ◦  A model.

}  Deployment context: ◦  Operating condition: costs.

}  Solution: ◦  i.e. Thresholds tuning.

Multi-label Data

Threshold Selection Methods

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}  Context-independent: Cost is ignored (Fixed) 1.  Fixed-score 2.  RCut 3.  MCut instance-wise

globally or label-wise

EX

Features Targets

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}  Context-independent: Cost is ignored (Fixed) 1.  Fixed-score 2.  RCut 3.  MCut instance-wise

globally or label-wise

EX

Features Targets

X1 X2 X3 … XF Y1 Y2 Y3 … YL

1 0.2 0.6 0.7 0.9

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RCut top 2 most relevant !

Threshold per instance

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}  Context-independent: Cost is ignored (Fixed) 1.  Fixed-score 2.  RCut 3.  MCut instance-wise

globally or label-wise

EX

Features Targets

X1 X2 X3 … XF Y1 Y2 Y3 … YL

1 0.2 0.6 0.7 0.9

2 0.1 0.2 0.5 0.7

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MCut !

Threshold per instance

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Features Targets

X1 X2 X3 … XF Y1 Y2 Y3 … YL

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Score-driven label-wise

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Threshold per label

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}  Context-based: Cost is considered 1.  Score-driven: = 2.  Rate-driven (PCut): = 3.  Optimal (SCut)

ctt R-1(c)

globally or label-wise

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Features Targets

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Threshold per label

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}  Context-based: Cost is considered 1.  Score-driven: = 2.  Rate-driven (PCut): = 3.  Optimal (SCut)

ctt R-1(c)

globally or label-wise

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}  Datasets: 6 multi-label datasets from Mulan ◦  Names: Enron, Birds, Yeast, Flags, Scene, Emotion ◦  ♯ of labels: 6—53

}  Trained model: BR + logistic regression

}  Different thresholding methods

}  Different setting: globally, label-wise, instance-wise

}  Misclassification cost ◦  Case 1: One uniform cost ◦  Case 2: L uniform costs, average is used for global threshold

}  Evaluation: cost curves for multi-label

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}  In the paper: ◦  A structured presentation of multi-label thresholding methods. ◦  A link to binary classification thresholding methods. ◦  A comparative experimental results about the performance of different

thresholds methods.

}  Next time ◦  Depth i.e. �  Study a possible link between thresholds and evaluation metrics �  Non uniform cost �  Cost-based f-measure �  A cost per data point ◦  What do you think?

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