📣 Excited to announce the First Workshop on Interpolation Regularizers such as Mixup at @NeurIPSConf.
Paper submission deadline: September 22, 2022
Speakers: @chelseabfinn, @prfsanjeevarora, Kenji Kawaguchi, Youssef Mroueh, Alex Lamb.
https://t.co/wf48y2uECM
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Glad to share our #ICML2021 work, DACL, a domain-agnostic contrastive learning approach that works across domains (tabular, images, graphs)! DACL uses Mixup to create pos/neg examples with theoretical foundation.
Paper: https://t.co/Xivu0VkvRw
ICML Poster: https://t.co/BHeG4XVBpu
If you work on ML applications that require better node classification accuracy without additional memory or computation overhead, you might like this paper!
Check out our paper at AAAI2021 https://t.co/9X0JUiGhhs
Investigates how to improve the performance of existing GNNs using hidden state mixing, with theoretical analysis of the proposed method.
Our paper is at #ICML2020 - Lifelong Learning Workshop!
Do we need labeled data from held-out classes for model selection in Few-shot Meta-Learning? Our method doesn’t. Using all available data for training, results show it can outperform meta-validation.
https://t.co/LBJrG9LmVr
@chris_j_beckham and Sina Honari presenting our work on Adversarial Mixup Resynthesizer at @NeurIPSConf @devon_hjelm, Farnoosh Ghadiri, Alex Lamb @chrisjpal
@devon_hjelm @vikasverma1077@chrisjpal New version finally out on arxiv (post-submission but pre-camera-ready), a whole lot has changed since then! https://t.co/LSUvimNUBB
Check out our IJCAI 2019 paper on SSL: https://t.co/lXp0UnpGjE. Turns out adversarial perturbations are not necessary: perturbations in the direction of other samples does the job even better.Paper extends Mixup to SSL (w\ Alex, Juho Kannala, David Lopez-Paz and Yoshua Bengio)
Dear academic colleagues. It is not appropriate for class projects to be submitted to @arxiv_org unless they are also being submitted for publication. I and my fellow moderators are seeing more and more of this behavior. It wastes our time and the time of your colleagues