Prototypical Calibration
Prototypical calibration is a technique used to improve the accuracy and robustness of machine learning models, particularly in scenarios with limited data or noisy inputs. Current research focuses on applying this approach across diverse fields, including medical image segmentation, nuclear power plant monitoring, and few-shot learning for language models, often employing neural networks (like convolutional neural networks) and leveraging techniques like contrastive learning and Gaussian mixture models to refine model predictions. This work aims to enhance model generalization and reduce uncertainty, leading to more reliable predictions in various applications where data scarcity or heterogeneity poses challenges. The resulting improvements in model performance have significant implications for both scientific understanding and practical applications across multiple domains.