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Adaptive Margin Ordinal Loss: Penalizing Center-Class Hedging in Ordinal Classification
Standard cross-entropy loss causes neural networks trained on ordinal classification tasks to hedge predictions toward center classes, a failure mode we term \emph{center-class hedging}. This occurs because predicting the middle class minimizes expected symmetric loss, making it the path of least re
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