Joint Classification
Joint classification research focuses on simultaneously performing multiple classification tasks, leveraging shared information and improving overall performance compared to independent approaches. Current work explores diverse applications, from medical image analysis (combining segmentation and classification) to robust face recognition and fine-grained object classification, employing techniques like contrastive clustering, ensemble methods, and knowledge distillation within various neural network architectures. These advancements enhance accuracy, robustness (especially against adversarial attacks), and explainability, leading to more reliable and trustworthy results across numerous fields.
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