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Transfer Learning

Transfer Learning is a machine learning technique where a model trained on one task is re-purposed and fine-tuned for a related, but different task. The idea behind transfer learning is to leverage the knowledge learned from a pre-trained model to solve a new, but related problem. This can be useful in situations where there is limited data available to train a new model from scratch, or when the new task is similar enough to the original task that the pre-trained model can be adapted to the new problem with only minor modifications.

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Papers

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Amplifying Membership Exposure via Data PoisoningCode1
Effective Cross-Task Transfer Learning for Explainable Natural Language Inference with T5Code0
Confidence-Nets: A Step Towards better Prediction Intervals for regression Neural Networks on small datasets0
Teacher-Student Network for 3D Point Cloud Anomaly Detection with Few Normal Samples0
Teacher-student curriculum learning for reinforcement learning0
Improving Cause-of-Death Classification from Verbal Autopsy Reports0
Actionable Phrase Detection using NLP0
Transfer Learning with Synthetic Corpora for Spatial Role Labeling and ReasoningCode0
A simple, efficient and scalable contrastive masked autoencoder for learning visual representationsCode1
Few-shot Image Generation via Adaptation-Aware Kernel ModulationCode1
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Benchmark Results

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1APCLIPAccuracy84.2Unverified
2DFA-ENTAccuracy69.2Unverified
3DFA-SAFNAccuracy69.1Unverified
4EasyTLAccuracy63.3Unverified
5MEDAAccuracy60.3Unverified
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1CNN10-20% Mask PSNR3.23Unverified
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1Chatterjee, Dutta et al.[1]Accuracy96.12Unverified
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1Co-TuningAccuracy85.65Unverified
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1Physical AccessEER5.74Unverified
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1riadd.aucmediAUROC0.95Unverified