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Completing State Representations using Spectral Learning

NeurIPS 2018 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Recognition and long-tail · approach: Contrastive representation theory · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
augment spectral PSR learning with a domain-knowledge feature function f (PSR-f)standard spectral PSR · synthetic HMMs (ring and random topology), sample size 1000relative log-lossHelped
use f alone as the state instead of PSR-f (ablation)PSR-f · synthetic HMMsrelative log-lossHurt
add 3 irrelevant features to f (dummy-3 vs dummy-0) (ablation)PSR-f · synthetic HMMsrelative log-lossMixed
PSR-f versus PSR and f-onlyPSR-f · Aircraft Identification, small sample sizesrelative log-lossHelped
increase training sample size in Aircraft IdentificationPSR-f versus PSR · Aircraft Identificationrelative log-lossNo clear effect
PSR-f with 2nd order Markov feature versus PSR and Markov baselinePSR-f · gene splice datasetrelative log-likelihood and classification accuracyHelped
replace empirical P_{T,H} with exact statistics in standard spectral learning (ablation)standard spectral learning · RING HMMs, sample size 5000, full rankrelative log-lossHurt

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