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# How
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## How forget sets generated
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We have 10 different forget sets: sets 1,2,3 are random forget sets of sizes 10,100,1000 respectively; sets 4-9 correspond to semantically coherent subpopulations of examples (e.g., all dogs facing a similar direction) identified using clustering methods.
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Specifically, we take a $n \times n$ datamodel matrix constructed by concatenating ``train x train`` datamodels ($n=50,000$). Next, we compute the top principal components (PCs) of the influence matrix and construct the following forget sets:
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* Forget set 1: 10 random samples
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* Forget set 2: 100 random samples
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* Forget set 3: 500 random samples
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* Forget set 4: 10 samples with the highest projection onto the 1st PC
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* Forget set 5: 100 samples with the highest projection onto the 1st PC
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* Forget set 6: 250 samples with the highest projection onto the 1st PC and 250 with lowest projection
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* Forget set 7: 10 samples with the highest projection onto the 2nd PC
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* Forget set 8: 100 samples with the highest projection onto the 2nd PC
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* Forget set 9: 250 samples with the highest projection onto the 2nd PC and 250 with the lowest projection.
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* Forget set 10: 100 samples closest in CLIP image space to training example 6 (a cassowary)
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\paragraph{ImageNet Living-17.} We use three different forget sets:
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* Forget set 1 is random of size 500;
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* Forget sets 2 and 3 correspond to 200 examples from a certain subpopulation (corresponding to a single original ImageNet class) within the Living-17 superclass.
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