Cuestionario vinculado a una guía · Medio Nivel
Prueba de aprendizaje activo
Verifique el ciclo de etiquetado, el oráculo, la incertidumbre, el desacuerdo del comité, la diversidad, la revisión de expertos y los límites de la eficiencia de las etiquetas.
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A team has a large unlabeled pool but limited expert time. What does active learning ask the team to label next?
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- A team has a large unlabeled pool but limited expert time. What does active learning ask the team to label next?
- Every example in a fixed order
- Only examples the model already predicts with high confidence
- Examples selected as informative for the current model
- Only examples generated synthetically by the model
- In the guide’s active-learning loop, what is the oracle?
- The human expert or other source that supplies requested labels
- The unlabeled pool before any selection
- The model’s probability score for a class
- The evaluation metric computed after training
- Two product classifiers disagree strongly on a category. Which strategy would prioritize that example for labeling?
- Random data augmentation
- Recorte de degradado
- Label smoothing
- Query-by-committee
- A classifier assigns two classes almost equal probabilities for an unlabeled item. Why might uncertainty sampling query it?
- Its label has already been confirmed
- The small probability margin signals uncertainty about its label
- It is guaranteed to be mislabeled
- It has the highest possible confidence
- Why might a batch selector combine diversity with uncertainty?
- To avoid repeatedly selecting uncertain cases from only one narrow region
- To eliminate all human annotation
- To make the model linear
- To guarantee every selected label is correct
- A radiology team can afford only a small number of expert annotations. Which use best matches the guide?
- Let the model diagnose without expert review
- Label only scans already known to be easy
- Prioritize ambiguous scans for radiologists to label, then assess the trained model
- Claim that fewer labels always yield the same accuracy
- What happens after the oracle labels a selected batch in the pool-based loop?
- The model discards its labeled set and starts over
- The new labels are added to training and selection repeats
- The unlabeled pool becomes a test set automatically
- Human review is permanently removed
- Which statement best describes a successful active-learning result?
- Every dataset always needs exactly half as many labels
- The model chooses labels without any human involvement
- Uncertainty sampling can never introduce bias
- Comparable model performance may be reached with fewer paid annotations