Improve Ranking Correlation of Super-net through Training Scheme from One-shot NAS to Few-shot NAS

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2206.05896v2
• Date: Tue, 14 Jun 2022 03:07:09 GMT
• Title: Improve Ranking Correlation of Super-net through Training Scheme from One-shot NAS to Few-shot NAS
• Authors: Jiawei Liu, Kaiyu Zhang, Weitai Hu and Qing Yang
• Abstract summary: We propose a step-by-step training super-net scheme from one-shot NAS to few-shot NAS. In the training scheme, we firstly train super-net in a one-shot way, and then we disentangle the weights of super-net. Our method ranks 4th place in the CVPR2022 3rd Lightweight NAS Challenge Track1.
• Score: 13.390484379343908
• License: http://arxiv.org/licenses/nonexclusive-distrib/1.0/
• Abstract: The algorithms of one-shot neural architecture search(NAS) have been widely used to reduce computation consumption. However, because of the interference among the subnets in which weights are shared, the subnets inherited from these super-net trained by those algorithms have poor consistency in precision ranking. To address this problem, we propose a step-by-step training super-net scheme from one-shot NAS to few-shot NAS. In the training scheme, we firstly train super-net in a one-shot way, and then we disentangle the weights of super-net by splitting them into multi-subnets and training them gradually. Finally, our method ranks 4th place in the CVPR2022 3rd Lightweight NAS Challenge Track1. Our code is available at https://github.com/liujiawei2333/CVPR2022-NAS-competition-Track-1-4th-solution.

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