Shot Classification
Shot classification, particularly few-shot classification, focuses on training classifiers with limited labeled data, aiming to improve generalization to unseen classes. Current research emphasizes adapting pre-trained models like CLIP, employing meta-learning algorithms, and exploring techniques such as prompt engineering and hyperdimensional computing to enhance efficiency and accuracy. This field is crucial for addressing data scarcity issues in various domains, including medical imaging and natural language processing, enabling the development of more robust and adaptable AI systems.
Papers
CLIP Adaptation by Intra-modal Overlap Reduction
Alexey Kravets, Vinay Namboodiri
FSL-HDnn: A 5.7 TOPS/W End-to-end Few-shot Learning Classifier Accelerator with Feature Extraction and Hyperdimensional Computing
Haichao Yang, Chang Eun Song, Weihong Xu, Behnam Khaleghi, Uday Mallappa, Monil Shah, Keming Fan, Mingu Kang, Tajana Rosing
MOKD: Cross-domain Finetuning for Few-shot Classification via Maximizing Optimized Kernel Dependence
Hongduan Tian, Feng Liu, Tongliang Liu, Bo Du, Yiu-ming Cheung, Bo Han
On the Limits of Multi-modal Meta-Learning with Auxiliary Task Modulation Using Conditional Batch Normalization
Jordi Armengol-Estapé, Vincent Michalski, Ramnath Kumar, Pierre-Luc St-Charles, Doina Precup, Samira Ebrahimi Kahou