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Created: 2025-06-20T07:18:28Z
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README:
Learning Algorithms for Multiple Instance Regression
Author: Aaryan Gupta and Rishi Saket
To Appear in UAI'25.
Installation
Install numpy, pandas, scipy, scikit-learn, tensorflow, tensorflow-probability in a conda environment with versions as given in requirements.txt
Activate the conda environment.
# optional: clear any previous venv hidden files rm -rf .venv # use venv python --version # make sure you have python 3.12 python3 -m venv .venv source .venv/bin/activate # install dependencies pip install -r requirements.txt
Datasets
There are four folders linearreal, linearsynthetic, linearsyntheticerror, nnsynthetic corresponding to experiments on a real dataset with linear regression, linear regression on synthetic data, linear regression on noisy synthetic data, neural regression on synthetic data.
In the linearreal folder, download the wine quality dataset using this link (https://archive.ics.uci.edu/dataset/186/wine+quality) as 'redwine.csv' and 'whitewine.csv'.
Run 'syndata.py', 'errordata.py', 'nndata.py' in the corresponding folders linearsynthetic, linearsyntheticerror, nnsynthetic to generate synthetic data. You may modify data hyperparameters using the global variables at the top of each file.
Usage
In each folder run the python files 'aggmir.py', 'instancemir.py', 'ouralgorithm.py', 'bpmir.py', 'primemir.py' corresponding to Aggregated MIR, Instance MIR, our proposed algorithm, BP-MIR, and Prime MIR. The output is the test loss.
Citing this work
Add citation details here, usually a pastable BibTeX snippet:
@article{miralgorithm,
title={Learning Algorithms for Multiple Instance Regression},
author={Aaryan Gupta and Rishi Saket},
year={2025},
}License and disclaimer
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