Surprise Bound
Surprise, in the context of recent research, refers to unexpected events or outcomes deviating from predicted patterns, impacting diverse fields from artificial intelligence to cognitive science. Current research focuses on quantifying and modeling surprise using various approaches, including information-theoretic measures, generative models, and novel metrics tailored to specific applications like reinforcement learning and anomaly detection. This work aims to improve the robustness, efficiency, and adaptability of AI systems, enhance our understanding of human cognition and behavior, and potentially lead to more effective algorithms for decision-making and control in complex environments.
Papers
Taken by Surprise: Contrast effect for Similarity Scores
Thomas C. Bachlechner, Mario Martone, Marjorie Schillo
Surprise machines: revealing Harvard Art Museums' image collection
Dario Rodighiero, Lins Derry, Douglas Duhaime, Jordan Kruguer, Maximilian C. Mueller, Christopher Pietsch, Jeffrey T. Schnapp, Jeff Steward