Euclidean Embeddings
Euclidean embeddings represent data points as vectors in a Euclidean space, aiming to capture relationships between data instances through their proximity. Current research focuses on improving the effectiveness of these embeddings in various applications, including few-shot learning, graph classification, and structured prediction, often comparing them to alternative approaches like hyperbolic embeddings. A key challenge lies in optimizing embedding methods for high-dimensional data and noisy inputs, with recent work exploring techniques like low-rank approximations, subsampling, and the incorporation of magnitude information to enhance performance. These advancements have implications for diverse fields, improving the accuracy and efficiency of machine learning models across numerous applications.