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Xiaochen Zhou

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AAAI Conference 2024 Conference Paper

Federated Label-Noise Learning with Local Diversity Product Regularization

  • Xiaochen Zhou
  • Xudong Wang

Training data in federated learning (FL) frameworks can have label noise, since they must be stored and annotated on clients' devices. If trained over such corrupted data, the models learn the wrong knowledge of label noise, which highly degrades their performance. Although several FL schemes are designed to combat label noise, they suffer performance degradation when the clients' devices only have limited local training samples. To this end, a new scheme called federated label-noise learning (FedLNL) is developed in this paper. The key problem of FedLNL is how to estimate a noise transition matrix (NTM) accurately in the case of limited local training samples. If a gradient-based update method is used to update the local NTM on each client's device, it can generate too large gradients for the local NTM, causing a high estimation error of the local NTM. To tackle this issue, an alternating update method for the local NTM and the local classifier is designed in FedLNL, where the local NTM is updated by a Bayesian inference-based update method. Such an alternating update method makes the loss function of existing NTM-based schemes not applicable to FedLNL. To enable federated optimization of FedLNL, a new regularizer on the parameters of the classifier called local diversity product regularizer is designed for the loss function of FedLNL. The results show that FedLNL improves the test accuracy of a trained model by up to 25.98%, compared with the state-of-the-art FL schemes that tackle label-noise issues.

AAAI Conference 2018 Conference Paper

Emphasizing 3D Properties in Recurrent Multi-View Aggregation for 3D Shape Retrieval

  • Cheng Xu
  • Biao Leng
  • Cheng Zhang
  • Xiaochen Zhou

Multi-view based shape descriptors have achieved impressive performance for 3D shape retrieval. The core of view-based methods is to interpret 3D structures through 2D observations. However, most existing methods pay more attention to discriminative models and none of them necessarily incorporate the 3D properties of the objects. To resolve this problem, we propose an encoder-decoder recurrent feature aggregation network (ERFA-Net) to emphasize the 3D properties of 3D shapes in multi-view features aggregation. In our network, a view sequence of the shape is trained to encode a discriminative shape embedding and estimate unseen rendered views of any viewpoints. This generation task gives an effective supervision which makes the network exploit 3D properties of shapes through various 2D images. During feature aggregation, a discriminative feature representation across multiple views is effectively exploited based on LSTM network. The proposed 3D representation has following advantages against other state-of-the-art: 1) it performs robust discrimination under the existence of noise such as view missing and occlusion, because of the improvement brought by 3D properties. 2) it has strong generative capabilities, which is useful for various 3D shape tasks. We evaluate ERFA-Net on two popular 3D shape datasets, ModelNet and ShapeNetCore55, and ERFA-Net outperforms the state-of-the-art methods significantly. Extensive experiments show the effectiveness and robustness of the proposed 3D representation.

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