Dual supervision refers to the general setting of learning from both labeled examples as well as labeled features. Labeled features are naturally available in tasks such as text c...
Vikas Sindhwani, Prem Melville, Richard D. Lawrenc...
We consider a supervised learning setting in which the main cost of learning is the number of training labels and one can obtain a single label for a bag of examples, indicating o...
In this article, we extend a local prototype-based learning model by active learning, which gives the learner the capability to select training samples during the model adaptation...
Frank-Michael Schleif, Barbara Hammer, Thomas Vill...