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From Detrimental to Beneficial: Dynamic Influence-based Valuation and Editing

Data valuation is a cornerstone of data-centric learning, where prior efforts primarily focus on designing algorithms to classify training samples as either beneficial or detrimental for the learning task. However, leveraging these valuation estimates for subsequent data intervention remains underexplored; conventional approaches typically discard or downweight harmful samples, thereby underutilizing available data resources. In this paper, we present Dynamic Influence-based Valuation and Editing (DIVE), a novel and efficient framework that dynamically estimates sample values at the batch level and transforms detrimental data into beneficial contributions. Rather than altering the raw dat...

AuthorsAdrian Nyakairu, Hongfu Liu
Primary categorycs.LG
Published23 August 2026
Last updated at source23 August 2026
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