Generalizable Machine Learning

Generalizable machine learning aims to create models that perform reliably across diverse datasets and real-world scenarios, overcoming the limitations of models trained and tested on similar data. Current research focuses on improving model robustness through techniques like invariant representation learning, advanced cross-validation methods (e.g., nested cross-validation), and ensemble methods that combine multiple features and classifiers. This pursuit is crucial for addressing challenges in fairness, interpretability, and the application of machine learning to complex domains like healthcare and network security, where data heterogeneity is a significant obstacle to reliable model deployment.

Papers

April 22, 2022