Imbalanced Data Classification Techniques

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• Are AI Coders Snitches? An Empirical Study of Pretraining Data Detection on Code Large Language Models

  Tianlin Li, Yunxiang Wei, Zhiming Li, Aishan Liu, Qing Guo, Xianglong Liu, Dongning Sun, Yang Liu · 2. Oktober 2026

  Recent advances in code large language models (CodeLLMs) have made them indispensable tools in modern software engineering. However, these models occasionally produce outputs that contain proprietary or sensitive code snippets, raising concerns about potential non-compliant use of training data, and…

• Partial AUC Maximization from Positive-unlabeled Data

  Atsutoshi Kumagai, Tomoharu Iwata, Taishi Nishiyama, Hiroshi Takahashi, Kazuki Adachi, Yasuhiro Fujiwara · 2. Oktober 2026

  The partial area under the receiver operating characteristic curve (pAUC) is an important performance metric for binary classification that summarizes true positive rates within a specific range of false positive rates (FPRs). Classifiers that achieve high pAUC need to be obtained in many real-world…

• Enhancing Foundation Models for Imbalanced SAR Ship Classification via Targeted Oversampling

  Ch Muhammad Awais, Marco Reggiannini, Davide Moroni · 29. September 2026

  Remote-sensing foundation models offer strong representations for SAR imagery, but their behavior under severe long-tail class imbalance is still not well characterized. We benchmark DOFA and SAR-JEPA on the imbalanced OpenSARShip dataset and compare them with ImageNet-pretrained baselines under a f…

• Predicting Symptoms of Amotivation and Anhedonia among University Students with a Novel Oversampling Method

  Dang Nguyen, Bao Duong, Arun Kumar, Dat Phan-Trong, Julian Berk, Taylor Braund, Kien Do, Debopriyo Bal, Wu Yi Zheng, Leonard Hoon, Jill Newby, Helen Christensen, Svetha Venkatesh, Alexis Whitton, Sunil Gupta · 25. September 2026

  University students experience disproportionately high rates of common mental health conditions, such as depression, which can impair learning, social functioning, and overall well-being. Within this context, symptoms of amotivation (i.e. loss of motivational drive) and anhedonia (i.e. diminished in…

• When Identical Rows Disagree: From Benchmark Identifiability to Replication-Robust Anomaly Detection

  Jie Deng · 25. September 2026

  A released table is often treated as an i.i.d. sample, although its repeated rows may encode business frequency, repeated entities, joins, resampling, or extraction errors. We show that this ambiguity creates a hidden measurement layer with three consequences: feature-identical rows impose an attain…

• CRISP: Scalable Importance-Stratified Coresets for Imbalanced Tabular Learning

  Hardhik Mohanty, Indrayana Rustandi, Mohamadreza Sheibani · 24. September 2026

  Large imbalanced tabular datasets make repeated gradient-boosted tree training expensive. Existing coreset methods often lose accuracy when most majority examples are removed. We present CRISP (Coreset Reduction via Importance-Stratified Pruning), a linear-time method that allocates a negative-class…

• Density-Ratio Rescoring for Imbalanced Classification Using Raking Duals and Classifier Scores

  Dongha Kim, Seunghwan Park · 23. September 2026

  Density-Ratio Rescoring (DRR) augments a classifier trained at the original class prior with a survey-raking dual score. Raking reweights the majority sample to match minority feature moments within a tolerance. DRR marginally standardizes the dual and base scores and combines them with a fixed weig…

• Exposing Blind Spots in Deep Imbalanced Regression Evaluation

  Noah C. Puetz, Jens U. Brandt, Marc Hilbert, Elena Raponi, Thomas B\"ack, Thomas Bartz-Beielstein · 23. September 2026

  Deep Imbalanced Regression (DIR) addresses a common failure mode of regression models: target distributions are highly non-uniform, causing models to perform best in densely populated target regions even when reliable performance is required across the full target range. Despite rapid methodological…

• Rethinking Class Imbalance for Single-Cell Foundation Models: A Systematic Benchmark Across Architectures and Long-Tail Loss Functions

  Zeyu Dong, Jiahui Zhong · 22. September 2026

  Single-cell foundation models (scGPT, scBERT, Geneformer) achieve cell-type classification accuracy up to 97.5% in our experiments, yet this aggregate accuracy can mask systematic failure on rare, often disease-relevant cell populations that long-tail loss functions are widely assumed to address. We…

• Improving the Predictive Performance of Bootstrap Aggregating by Dirichlet Resampling

  Quoc Viet Le, Joonha Park · 21. September 2026

  We revisit Breiman's observation that reducing inter-tree correlation without weakening individual trees can improve random forests. Building on this principle, we introduce two variants: Dirichlet-Multinomial Bagging Random Forest (DM) and Dirichlet-Weighted Random Forest (DW). Both modulate sample…

• Auditing a KB Elicitation of Frontier LLM Knowledge: A Multi-dimensional Analysis of GPTKB v1.5

  Shrestha Ghosh, Luca Giordano, Yujia Hu, Tuan-Phong Nguyen, Simon Razniewski · 21. September 2026

  LLMs are remarkable artifacts that have revolutionized a range of knowledge-intensive tasks. A significant contributor is their factual knowledge, which, to date, remains poorly understood, and is usually analyzed from biased samples. In this paper, we provide a framework and the results of a multi-…

• TeleAntiFraud 2.0: A Refreshable, Profile-Grounded, and Audio-Based Benchmark for Telecom Fraud Detection

  Huiyuan Liu, Zhiming Ma, Yanxing Liu, Shun Zhang, Qifan Wang, Di Liu, Yifan Wang, Yuyang Deng, Haoyang Meng, Yijin Zhou, Yuxi Zhao, Chengxian Hu, Peidong Wang, Peng Chen · 18. September 2026

  Telecom fraud scripts evolve rapidly and are often designed to resemble routine service conversations, creating two key requirements for audio-based telecom-fraud evaluation. First, benchmarks must incorporate newly observed scam patterns without overwriting previously established test sets. Second,…

• When majority rules, minority loses: bias amplification of gradient descent

  Fran\c{c}ois Bachoc (LPP), J\'er\^ome Bolte (TSE-R), Ryan Boustany (TSE-R), Jean-Michel Loubes (IMT, REGALIA) · 16. September 2026

  Despite growing empirical evidence of bias amplification in machine learning, its theoretical foundations remain poorly understood. We develop a formal framework for majority-minority learning tasks, showing how standard training can favor majority groups and produce stereotypical predictors that ne…

• Bounded Adjustment with Reliability-Guided Embedding for Imbalanced Learning with Noisy Labels

  Mushir Akhtar, Akarsh J., M. Tanveer, Mohd. Arshad · 16. September 2026

  Class-balanced learning and label noise create a coupled failure mode: frequency correction prevents majority classes from dominating the decision rule, but can amplify incorrectly labeled minority examples. We introduce BARGE (Bounded Adjustment with Reliability-Guided Embeddings), a single-stage o…

• Mini-batch Sampling Strategies for Long-Tailed Image Classification: An Empirical Study on CIFAR-100-LT

  Siyu Yuan · 16. September 2026

  Real-world datasets often exhibit long-tailed class distributions, where a few head classes contain a large number of training samples while a large number of tail classes have only a few. The composition of each mini-batch, determined by the sampling strategy, governs which classes contribute to th…

• PU classification under Non-SCAR: clustering-assisted logistic model with oversampling enhancement

  Konrad Furma\'nczyk, Kacper Paczutkowski · 15. September 2026

  This study addresses the PU classification problem under violations of the SCAR assumption. We investigate logistic regression-based approaches, namely the cluster method and its extensions with strict and non-strict Lasso regularization. The primary contribution of this work is the integration of t…

• Optimizing for the decision not the prediction: an exploration of Smooth Net Benefit as a training objective

  Koen M. F. Gorgels, Lasai Barre\~nada, Maarten van Smeden, Ben Van Calster, Ewout W. Steyerberg, Wouter A. C. van Amsterdam · 14. September 2026

  Objective Prediction models are commonly trained using objectives such as Bernoulli negative log-likelihood (NLL), although downstream clinical decisions may depend on specific risk thresholds. We introduce Smooth Net Benefit ($\sigma$NB), a differentiable approximation of Net Benefit designed to al…

• AUC Maximization from Biased Positive-unlabeled Data with Confidence

  Atsutoshi Kumagai, Tomoharu Iwata, Hiroshi Takahashi, Taishi Nishiyama, Kazuki Adachi, Yasuhiro Fujiwara · 11. September 2026

  Maximizing the area under the receiver operating characteristic curve (AUC) is a standard approach to imbalanced binary classification. Although positive and negative data are required for maximizing the AUC, negative data are often difficult to collect in some real-world applications due to privacy…

• Temporal Heterogeneous Graph Transformer for Credit Card Fraud Detection

  Qinwen Yan · 9. September 2026

  Credit card fraud detection typically relies on tabular features, while repeated attributes can also provide useful relational signals. This paper proposes THGT-FD, a Temporal Heterogeneous Graph Transformer for Fraud Detection. Each transaction is represented using one transaction token and six typ…

• Beyond Homoscedasticity: Decoupled Uncertainty Optimization for Deep Imbalanced Regression

  Juncheng Zhou, Jiaxi Lu, Weijing Zeng, Zhong Li, Hao Qi, Jingsong Cui · 7. September 2026

  Deep Imbalanced Regression (DIR) is pervasive in continuous prediction tasks across diverse modalities, such as age estimation, depth prediction, and protein mutation activity prediction, where label-scarce tail samples often carry higher practical value. However, most existing methods still learn d…

• On the Reliability of Generative Augmentation: A Wasserstein-Based Theoretical and Empirical Study

  Chathurika S Abeykoon, Mathias Nthiani Muia, Mallory Goldstein · 2. September 2026

  Generative data augmentation is widely used to mitigate class imbalance, yet its theoretical effect on downstream generalization remains poorly understood. In this work, we develop a statistical framework for conditional generative augmentation and analyze its impact on classification risk. We forma…

• Local Reference Geometry Residual Augmentation for Imbalanced Time Series Classification

  Chuanhang Qiu, Yanran Xu, Yue Wang, Anthony Bagnall · 2. September 2026

  Imbalanced time series classification is often addressed by changing the training distribution, objective, logits, or final threshold. These interventions address important biases, yet leave a representation-level question unmeasured: after minority support is reduced, does a learned feature space r…

• AIA$^{2}$: Attribute-Agnostic Imbalance Augmentation for Subgroup Robustness

  Hanshu Rao, Guangzeng Han, Xiaolei Huang · 1. September 2026

  Attributes describing data content and context can induce diverse imbalance patterns that go beyond label imbalance alone. However, existing studies primarily address label imbalance while overlooking data attributes, such as topics and demographics, which can induce meaningful subgroup structure wh…

• FraudBench: Protocol-Sensitive Benchmarking of Adversarial Robustness for Financial Risk Assessment

  Xitong Zeng, Zhaoge Bi, Yitian Yang, Huaming Chen, Quan Z. Sheng · 26. August 2026

  Machine learning models are widely used in financial fraud and credit-risk detection, yet their adversarial robustness remains difficult to evaluate because financial tabular data involve domain-specific constraints, severe class imbalance, and asymmetric attacker capability. We argue that, in this …

• Temporal Graph Prototype-conditioned Conformal Prediction for Fraud Detection

  Xudong Chen, Shengbo Gong, Lu Cheng, Wei Jin · 18. August 2026

  Conformal prediction (CP) provides distribution-free coverage guarantees and has emerged as a principled tool for uncertainty quantification. In edge-level fraud detection on temporal interaction graphs, where false positives and false negatives both carry substantial cost, such coverage guarantees …