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Provable Meta-Learning of Linear Representations

ICML 2021 · Learning theory and algorithms › Kernels and regression theory · approach: High-dimensional asymptotic generalization · 49 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Aggregate squared-response covariate moments across tasks and use their top-r eigenspaceShared linear feature learning with Gaussian covariates · Multi-task linear regressionsubspace angle error: \tilde{O} \left(\sqrt{\frac{\tilde{\kappa}}{\tilde{\nu}} \frac{d r}{n_1}} \right)Helped
Transfer the learned representation and fit the new task in its r-dimensional spaceNew-task linear regression · New linear regression taskparameter recovery error squared: \tilde{O} \left( \delta^2 + \frac{r}{n_2} \right)Helped
Use an inaccurate learned representation when its squared error is larger than the new-task sample benefitMeta-learned linear regression · New linear regression task with limited feature-learning datanew-task parameter recovery errorHurt
Increase the number of training tasks while keeping n_t=5LF-MoM and LF-FO feature learning · Simulation with d=100, r=5, n_t=5subspace angle distanceMixed
Transfer learned features when feature learning is poor and n₂=2500Meta-LR-FO and meta-LR-MoM · Simulation with d=100, r=5, n_t=5, n₂=2500new-task parameter errorHurt
Transfer learned features when new-task data are scarceMeta-LR-FO and meta-LR-MoM · Simulation with d=100, r=5, n_t=25, n₂=25new-task parameter errorHelped
Increase samples per training task while holding t=20Meta-learned regression · Simulation with d=100, r=5, t=20, n₂=50new-task parameter errorHelped

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