Beyond Direct Relationships: Exploring Multi-Order Label Pair Dependencies for Knowledge Distillation

Multi-label image classification is crucial for a wide range of multimedia applications. To address the resource limitation issue, various knowledge distillation (KD) methods have been developed to transfer knowledge from a large network (referred to as the "teacher") to a small network (referred to as the "student"). However, existing KD methods do not explicitly distill the dependencies between labels, which limits the model ability to capture multi-label correlation. Furthermore, although existing methods for multi-label image classification have utilized the second-order label pair dependency (direct dependency between two labels), the high-order label pair dependency, which captures the indirect dependency between two labels, remains unexplored. In this paper, we propose a <u>M</u>ulti-Order Label Pair <u>D</u>ependencies <u>K</u>nowledge <u>D</u>istillation (MDKD) framework. MDKD explicitly distills the knowledge to capture multi-order dependencies between labels, including the label pair dependencies from second-order and high-order, thus transferring the insight of label correlations from different perspectives. Extensive experiments on Pascal VOC2007, MSCOCO2014, and NUS-WIDE demonstrate the superior performances of MDKD.

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2024-10-26
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3664647.3681029
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Beyond Direct Relationships: Exploring Multi-Order Label Pair Dependencies for Knowledge Distillation

Jingchao Wang, Zhengnan Deng, Wenyuan Li, T. Lin et al.
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Machine Learning and Data Classification
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Beyond Direct Relationships: Exploring Multi-Order Label Pair Dependencies for Knowledge Distillation

Jingchao Wang, Zhengnan Deng, Wenyuan Li, T. Lin, Junyu Lin, Shaobin Ling
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Multi-label image classification is crucial for a wide range of multimedia applications. To address the resource limitation issue, various knowledge distillation (KD) methods have been developed to transfer knowledge from a large network (referred to as the "teacher") to a small network (referred to as the "student"). However, existing KD methods do not explicitly distill the dependencies between labels, which limits the model ability to capture multi-label correlation. Furthermore, although existing methods for multi-label image classification have utilized the second-order label pair dependency (direct dependency between two labels), the high-order label pair dependency, which captures the indirect dependency between two labels, remains unexplored. In this paper, we propose a <u>M</u>ulti-Order Label Pair <u>D</u>ependencies <u>K</u>nowledge <u>D</u>istillation (MDKD) framework. MDKD explicitly distills the knowledge to capture multi-order dependencies between labels, including the label pair dependencies from second-order and high-order, thus transferring the insight of label correlations from different perspectives. Extensive experiments on Pascal VOC2007, MSCOCO2014, and NUS-WIDE demonstrate the superior performances of MDKD.

Guangdong University of Technology (CN), Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications (CN), University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (CN), South China Normal University (CN)
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Machine Learning and Data Classification
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