Stronger Generalizability
Stronger generalizability in machine learning models is a crucial research area aiming to improve the ability of models trained on one dataset to perform well on unseen data or tasks. Current efforts focus on developing robust methodologies for model evaluation, exploring architectures like Graph Neural Networks and transformers, and investigating techniques such as prompt engineering, data augmentation, and ensemble methods to enhance model performance across diverse scenarios. This pursuit is vital for building reliable and trustworthy AI systems applicable across various domains, from healthcare and drug discovery to robotics and environmental monitoring, ultimately increasing the impact and practical utility of machine learning.
Papers
A Looming Replication Crisis in Evaluating Behavior in Language Models? Evidence and Solutions
Laurène Vaugrante, Mathias Niepert, Thilo Hagendorff
On The Planning Abilities of OpenAI's o1 Models: Feasibility, Optimality, and Generalizability
Kevin Wang, Junbo Li, Neel P. Bhatt, Yihan Xi, Qiang Liu, Ufuk Topcu, Zhangyang Wang