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Hi, which dataset do you use? |
Its a customer dataset 21k images, best accuracy we get 89 on the set
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I think you could tune the alpha and beta using grid search to
adaptively fit your customer dataset.
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Ok in general This loss helps prevent noise free label from getting wrong
by not letting model overfit to noisy data or helps predicting images
which have noisy labels
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Hi what are optimal values for alpha beta in acse my noise rate is around 0.2 and type asymmetric
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