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Adaptive Ensemble Selection for Noisy Labels on Tabular Data

Incorrect or corrupted labels in tabular datasets can significantly degrade supervised learning performance, particularly when mislabeling is subtle and not easily detectable from feature space alone. In the context of automated or AI-augmented data science workflows, robust detection of such label noise is critical for building reliable models. We propose a data-centric reasoning module for AI data science systems that automatically diagnoses dataset quality and selects appropriate cleaning strategies. Given a dataset, a meta-model predicts weights over a diverse set of detectors, including confidence-based, neighborhood-based, and distributional methods. Across benchmark datasets with c...

AuthorsFaizaan Ali, Inwon Kang, Oshani Seneviratne
Primary categorycs.LG
Published26 September 2026
Last updated at source26 September 2026
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