De-biased knowledge distillation framework based on knowledge infusion and label de-biasing techniques

Knowledge distillation, as a pivotal technique in the field of model compression, has been widely applied across various domains. However, the problem of student model performance being limited due to inherent biases in the teacher model during the distillation process still persists. To address the inherent biases in knowledge distillation, we propose a de-biased knowledge distillation framework tailored for binary classification tasks. For the pre-trained teacher model, biases in the soft labels are mitigated through knowledge infusion and label de-biasing techniques. Based on this, a de-biased distillation loss is introduced, allowing the de-biased labels to replace the soft labels as the fitting target for the student model. This approach enables the student model to learn from the corrected model information, achieving high-performance deployment on lightweight student models. Experiments conducted on multiple real-world datasets demonstrate that deep learning models compressed under the de-biased knowledge distillation framework significantly outperform traditional response-based and feature-based knowledge distillation models across various evaluation metrics, highlighting the effectiveness and superiority of the de-biased knowledge distillation framework in model compression.

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Journal of Electronic Science and Technology
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2024-08-16
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jnlest.2024.100278
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2
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Machine Learning and Data Classification
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De-biased knowledge distillation framework based on knowledge infusion and label de-biasing techniques

Yuting Sun, Yan Li, Tai-Kang Tian, Meng-Yu Zhuang
2 citations
Journal of Electronic Science and Technology
Machine Learning and Data Classification
0.69
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De-biased knowledge distillation framework based on knowledge infusion and label de-biasing techniques

Yuting Sun, Yan Li, Tai-Kang Tian, Meng-Yu Zhuang
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2 citations

Abstract

Knowledge distillation, as a pivotal technique in the field of model compression, has been widely applied across various domains. However, the problem of student model performance being limited due to inherent biases in the teacher model during the distillation process still persists. To address the inherent biases in knowledge distillation, we propose a de-biased knowledge distillation framework tailored for binary classification tasks. For the pre-trained teacher model, biases in the soft labels are mitigated through knowledge infusion and label de-biasing techniques. Based on this, a de-biased distillation loss is introduced, allowing the de-biased labels to replace the soft labels as the fitting target for the student model. This approach enables the student model to learn from the corrected model information, achieving high-performance deployment on lightweight student models. Experiments conducted on multiple real-world datasets demonstrate that deep learning models compressed under the de-biased knowledge distillation framework significantly outperform traditional response-based and feature-based knowledge distillation models across various evaluation metrics, highlighting the effectiveness and superiority of the de-biased knowledge distillation framework in model compression.

Journal of Electronic Science and TechnologyVol. 22(3)
Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications (CN), University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (CN), Queensland University of Technology (AU), The University of Queensland (AU)
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Machine Learning and Data Classification
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