ComRank: Ranking Loss for Multi-Label Complementary Label Learning
–Neural Information Processing Systems
Multi-label complementary label learning (MLCLL) is a weakly supervised paradigm that addresses multi-label learning (MLL) tasks using complementary labels (i.e., irrelevant labels) instead of relevant labels. Existing methods typically adopt an unbiased risk estimator (URE) under the assumption that complementary labels follow a uniform distribution. However, this assumption fails in realworld scenarios due to instance-specific annotation biases, making URE-based methods ineffective under such conditions.
Neural Information Processing Systems
Jun-21-2026, 19:05:56 GMT
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