Description: Learning with noisy labels is a machine learning paradigm that focuses on managing training data that contains incorrect or imprecise labels. This phenomenon is common in real-world datasets, where the quality of labels can be compromised by human errors, limitations in data collection, or variations in category interpretation. In this context, learning with noisy labels seeks to develop models that are robust and capable of generalizing from imperfect data. The main characteristics of this approach include identifying and correcting erroneous labels, as well as implementing algorithms that minimize the impact of these labels on the training process. The relevance of this paradigm lies in its ability to improve the accuracy and reliability of machine learning models, which is crucial in applications where data quality cannot be guaranteed. As the amount of available data continues to grow, the need for techniques that handle noisy labels becomes increasingly critical, allowing models to learn effectively even under adverse conditions.
