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Teste les perturbations préservant les étiquettes, la perte de cohérence, les entrées non étiquetées, les objectifs des enseignants, les portes de confiance et l'évaluation.

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What is the main consistency assumption?

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  1. What is the main consistency assumption?
    • Any change to an input must change its class
    • Unlabeled data should be assigned random labels
    • Small label-preserving perturbations should not change the model’s prediction
    • All examples should produce identical outputs
  2. How is an unlabeled example used in a basic consistency loss?
    • Assign it a verified ground-truth label
    • Use it only to compute classification accuracy
    • Remove it after augmentation
    • Compare predictions from two perturbed views and penalize their difference
  3. Which is an example of a label-preserving image perturbation when appropriate?
    • A modest crop or rotation that leaves the object class unchanged
    • Replacing the object with a different class
    • Removing all pixels containing the target
    • Changing the label at random
  4. What does the low-density decision-boundary intuition suggest?
    • Place a boundary through every cluster center
    • Place decision boundaries away from dense groups of similar unlabeled examples
    • Ignore the unlabeled distribution
    • Force every cluster to have one class
  5. What is a stop-gradient doing in a teacher-student consistency setup?
    • It removes the unsupervised loss
    • It freezes every model parameter permanently
    • It prevents the target branch from receiving the matching-loss gradient
    • It makes both views identical
  6. How does FixMatch use confidence?
    • It uses every weak prediction as a hard label
    • It sets confidence to one for all classes
    • It drops the strongly augmented view
    • It keeps a pseudo-label from a weak view only when confidence passes a threshold
  7. Why are unlabeled examples useful in this method?
    • They provide additional input structure without requiring a human label for each example
    • They guarantee the class labels are correct
    • They replace the labeled validation set
    • They eliminate the need for augmentation
  8. Which evaluation would best test a consistency method’s intended behavior?
    • Check only training loss
    • Measure prediction stability across label-preserving views and task quality on held-out labeled data
    • Test on a single augmented view
    • Count unlabeled examples without measuring outputs