Prior Knowledge
Prior knowledge, encompassing pre-existing information and learned experiences, is crucial for efficient and effective learning and decision-making in various fields, from robotics to machine learning. Current research focuses on integrating prior knowledge into models through diverse methods, including incorporating learned priors into variational autoencoders, leveraging large language models to provide contextual information, and designing architectures that explicitly incorporate domain-specific knowledge (e.g., anatomical constraints in 3D hand reconstruction). This research is significant because effectively utilizing prior knowledge improves model performance, reduces data requirements, enhances robustness to noise and domain shifts, and leads to more explainable and reliable AI systems across numerous applications.
Papers
Error Detection and Constraint Recovery in Hierarchical Multi-Label Classification without Prior Knowledge
Joshua Shay Kricheli, Khoa Vo, Aniruddha Datta, Spencer Ozgur, Paulo Shakarian
Prior Knowledge Integration via LLM Encoding and Pseudo Event Regulation for Video Moment Retrieval
Yiyang Jiang, Wengyu Zhang, Xulu Zhang, Xiaoyong Wei, Chang Wen Chen, Qing Li