Balancing of Samples in Class Hierarchy
Balancing of Samples in Class Hierarchy
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DOI:
10.1007/978-3-030-89691-1_22
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2021
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通讯作者:
Shuhei Aoki;Mineichi Kudo
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作者:
Shuhei Aoki;Mineichi Kudo
In real-world classification problems, it is often the case that some classes (head classes) have large numbers of samples and the other classes (tail classes) have small numbers of samples. Such imbalance problems have been widely studied for a long time, and various methods have been proposed, such as oversampling from tail classes or heavy weighting to tail classes. However, these approaches lose the effectiveness when the number of classes is very large and imbalance is remarkable. Such a problem is called a long-tailed problem where there are a few head classes and many tail classes. In this paper, we construct a class hierarchy (a binary tree) where the numbers of samples are almost balanced in left and right children of each node. Some experiments demonstrated the effectiveness of the proposed approach.