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通过单次反向传播学习帕累托驻留前沿

Learning Pareto Stationary Fronts via Single-Pass Backpropagation

Elina Rojin Celik, Marcos Medeiros Raimundo, Isabel Valera

arXiv 2610.06397首次发表:更新:

发表机构

Saarland University; Universidade Estadual de Campinas(萨尔兰大学; 坎皮纳斯州立大学)

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AI 中文总结

MOSEL框架通过将后验多目标优化转化为Stackelberg博弈,以单次反向传播实现帕累托驻留前沿的高效学习,在公平性-准确性等冲突场景中表现优异,并提升多任务学习效果。

AI 中文摘要

我们提出了MOSEL(多目标Stackelberg高效学习)框架,用于深度神经网络中的后验多目标优化(MOO),该框架以标准单目标训练的计算成本恢复完整的帕累托驻留解前沿。MOSEL将问题重新表述为双层优化问题,利用网络模块化将表示学习与目标偏好对齐解耦。将双层优化问题视为Stackelberg博弈,使得能够在单次前向-后向传播中解决原始的后验多目标优化问题。因此,MOSEL在匹配标准单目标训练的时间和内存效率的同时,实现了可扩展的帕累托驻留前沿学习。实验上,MOSEL在强冲突场景(如公平性-准确性)中发现了多样且最优的帕累托前沿。值得注意的是,即使在弱冲突场景(如多任务学习)中,它也持续收敛到更接近乌托邦点的解,优于标准单目标训练和专门的多任务学习方法。这些结果凸显了后验多目标优化学习作为高效学习更多样、更稳健表示路径的更广泛潜力,最终提升泛化能力。

英文摘要

We propose MOSEL (Multi-Objective Stackelberg Efficient Learning), a framework for a posteriori multi-objective optimization (MOO) in deep neural networks that recovers a full front of Pareto stationary solutions at the computational cost of standard single-objective training. MOSEL reformulates the problem as a bilevel optimization problem that leverages network modularity to decouple representation learning from objective-preference alignment. Casting the bilevel optimization problem as a Stackelberg game enables solving the original a posteriori MOO problem in a single forward-backward pass. As a result, MOSEL matches the time and memory efficiency of standard single-objective training while enabling scalable Pareto stationary front learning. Empirically, MOSEL uncovers diverse and optimal Pareto frontiers in strongly conflicting settings (e.g., fairness-accuracy). Remarkably, even in weakly conflicting regimes such as multi-task learning, it consistently converges to solutions closer to the utopia point, outperforming both standard single-objective training and specialized multi-task learning methods. These results highlight the broader potential of a posteriori MOO learning as a pathway to efficiently learn more diverse and robust representations, ultimately improving generalization.

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