This Microsoft Techniques Attempts to Build Adaptable Meta-Learning Models
Called cognitive shifted neurons, the new method brings adaptability capabilities to traditional meta-learning techniques.
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Adaptability is one of the key cognitive abilities that defined us as humans. Even as babies, we can intuitively shift between similar tasks even if we don’t have prior training on them. This contrasts with the traditional train-and-test approach of most artificial intelligence(AI) systems which require an agent to go through massive amounts of training before it can master a specific task. By definition, train-and-test systems are not very adaptable and, consequently, they are not very…
