Thy Neighbor
"Thy Neighbor" research explores how leveraging information from nearby data points (neighbors) improves various machine learning tasks. Current efforts focus on developing algorithms and model architectures that effectively utilize this neighborhood information, including graph neural networks, k-nearest neighbor methods, and contrastive learning approaches, across diverse applications like federated learning, image classification, and graph-based anomaly detection. This research significantly impacts the field by enhancing model accuracy, efficiency, and robustness, particularly in scenarios with limited data, noisy observations, or privacy constraints, leading to improvements in various applications.
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Papers
March 18, 2025
Utilization of Neighbor Information for Image Classification with Different Levels of Supervision
Gihan Jayatilaka, Abhinav Shrivastava, Matthew GwilliamUniversity of MarylandFeNeC: Enhancing Continual Learning via Feature Clustering with Neighbor- or Logit-Based Classification
Kamil Książek, Hubert Jastrzębski, Bartosz Trojan, Krzysztof Pniaczek, Michał Karp, Jacek TaborJagiellonian University●Secondary School No 2 in Nowy Targ●Upper-Secondary Schools of Communications in Cracow
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