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A Distribution-dependent Analysis of Meta Learning

ICML 2021 · Learning theory and algorithms › Sample complexity · approach: Generalization and limits under data constraints · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use the MLE meta-mean in weighted biased regularization, with weight set by the inverse task covarianceFixed-design Gaussian linear regression with known task covariance · Fixed-design Gaussian linear regressionexpected transfer risk: MLE plug-in risk equals the unbiased-estimator lower boundHelped
Estimate the meta-mean from past tasks and use it to bias prediction on the target taskMLE plug-in with weighted BRLS · Fixed-design Gaussian linear regressionexpected transfer risk: any predictor has lower bound xᵀMx/(16√e) + xᵀTx + σ²; MLE plug-in attains xᵀMx + xᵀTx + σ²Helped
Use EM to estimate the unknown environment parametersEM Learner · Synthetic Fourier and spherical experimentstest errorHelped
Use EM rather than the method-of-moments representation estimatorRepresentation learning · Representation learning experiment IImax-correlationHelped
Use EM-estimated low-rank task structure rather than the method-of-moments estimator on the Fourier low-rank settingRepresentation learning · Fourier synthetic experiment with low-rank covariancetest errorMixed
Use EM-estimated coefficients biased toward the meta-mean rather than least squares in the known lower-dimensional subspaceEM Learner versus Oracle Representation · Fourier synthetic experiment with low-rank covariancetest errorHelped
Use meta-learning rather than ordinary regressionBiased Regression and EM Learner · School Datasettest errorHelped

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