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Source paper: Beyond Logit Adjustment: A Residual Decomposition Framework for Long-Tailed Reranking
PDF: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2604.01506v1
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Last proof check: 2026-04-03T20:50:41.059Z
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Subject: Beyond Logit Adjustment: A Residual Decomposition Framework for Long-Tailed Reranking
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the correction required to restore the relative ranking of two classes need not be constant across inputs, and a fixed offset cannot adapt to such variation
Directly stated in abstract with clear contrast to proposed method
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The gap between the optimal score and the base score, the residual correction, decomposes into a classwise component that is constant within each class, and a pairwise component that depends on the input and competing labels
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when the same label pair induces incompatible ordering constraints across contexts, no fixed offset can achieve this recovery
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We develop REPAIR (Reranking via Pairwise residual correction), a lightweight post-hoc reranker that combines a shrinkage-stabilized classwise term with a linear pairwise term driven by competition features on the shortlist
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Experiments on five benchmarks spanning image classification, species recognition, scene recognition, and rare disease diagnosis confirm that the decomposition explains where pairwise correction helps and where classwise correction alone suffices
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When the residual is purely classwise, a fixed offset suffices to recover the Bayes-optimal ordering
Direct theoretical statement about conditions where simple methods work
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This decomposition leads to testable predictions regarding when pairwise correction can improve performance and when cannot
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