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Diversity Is All You Need for Contrastive Learning: Spectral Bounds on Gradient Magnitudes

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We derive non-asymptotic spectral bands that bound the squared InfoNCE gradient norm via alignment, temperature, and batch spectrum, recovering the 1/ฯ„2 law and closely tracking batch-mean gradients on synthetic data and ImageNet.






Category-Extensible Out-of-Distribution Detection via Hierarchical Context Descriptions Supplementary Materials A Implementation Details

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We also conduct empirical experiments to verify the effectiveness of those perturbations. As shown in Fig. A1, all of the perturbed text-features In addition, now that every perturbation can directly produce the description ( i.e., text-feature) of And the results are shown in Tab. OOD performance when the ID data is shifted. Table A2: Additionally improved ID accuracy on shifted datasets. Fig. A2, compared to the shifted ImageNet-A [ Sketch only preserve objects' shape and main texture, while the color information is totally vanished.



A.1 PyTorchpseudo-codeforMIRA Algorithm1PyTorchpseudo-codeofMIRA

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In this subsection, we derive the necessary and sufficient condition in proposition??. Denote B,K be some natural numbers. We introduce the proposition from [8] that proves geometrical convergence of positive concave mapping. Bycorollary 2, g(v(n);Q) is a concave mapping. Wedonotapplyweightdecayanduse cosine scheduled the learning rate.



ProceduralImageProgramsforRepresentation Learning

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Existing work focuses on ahandful ofcurated generativeprocesses which require expert knowledge to design, making it hard to scale up. To overcome this, we propose training with alarge dataset of twenty-one thousand programs, each one generating adiverse setofsynthetic images.