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Certainty-Aware Partition and Sufficient Utilization of Noisy Samples

Aug 2026 · Machine-mediated learning · Vol 115 · 0 citations · 56 references

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CAPSUN is proposed, a robust framework that improves the precision of clean sample selection and mitigates distribution bias through alignment among subsets, and designs a distribution alignment module to adjust the class distribution contrast of labeled and unlabeled subsets to mitigate class distribution discrepancies.

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