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selection_ablation_evaluation

selection_ablation_evaluation

Compare Moderate-DS median selection against center-close, far-from-center, and two-end score policies.

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name: selection_ablation_evaluation description: Compare Moderate-DS median selection against center-close, far-from-center, and two-end score policies.

Selection Ablation Evaluation

Use this skill to test whether a selected coreset follows the paper's intended balance between centrality and diversity. It is appropriate for synthetic fixtures, representation datasets, and recovery harnesses that already have per-record scores. It should not compute hidden representations or replace full downstream model evaluation.

Inputs

  • Score records with stable id, label, and numeric score.
  • Selected ids for one or more policies.

Outputs

  • Per-policy mean score, score spread, class coverage, balance score, and advantage diagnostics.

Workflow

  1. Build baseline selections for center-close, far-from-center, and two-end policies when requested.
  2. Compute centrality as closeness to the full score median and diversity as selected-score spread.
  3. Combine these into a deterministic balance metric suitable for fast proxy recovery.
  4. Report whether the moderate policy improves over the strongest extreme baseline.

Validation

Run python scripts/evaluate_selection_policies.py --self-test. The smoke fixture is designed so the median policy has a positive mechanism-faithful advantage.

Limitations

The balance metric is a proxy diagnostic, not a replacement for CIFAR or ImageNet test accuracy.

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