Metric Library
Metric libraries are collections of quantitative measures used to evaluate the performance of various machine learning models and algorithms, particularly in areas like natural language processing, image analysis, and reinforcement learning. Current research emphasizes the development of more robust and nuanced metrics that better align with human judgment, addressing issues like size bias in object detection and the limitations of correlation-based validation in translation quality assessment. This work is crucial for improving model development and deployment, as reliable evaluation is essential for advancing the field and ensuring the responsible application of AI technologies in diverse domains.
Papers
Are metrics measuring what they should? An evaluation of image captioning task metrics
Othón González-Chávez, Guillermo Ruiz, Daniela Moctezuma, Tania A. Ramirez-delReal
Adversarial Pairwise Reverse Attention for Camera Performance Imbalance in Person Re-identification: New Dataset and Metrics
Eugene P. W. Ang, Shan Lin, Rahul Ahuja, Nemath Ahmed, Alex C. Kot