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1 Teaching Machines to Learn by Metaphors Omer Levy & Shaul Markovitch Technion – Israel Institute of Technology

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3 Concept Learning by Induction

4 Few Examples

5 Transfer Learning Target (New) Source (Original)

6 Define: Related Concept

7 Transfer Learning Approaches Common Inductive Bias Common Instances Common Features

8 Different Feature Space

9 Example 023-3-2

10 Example 023-3-2 0 49

11 Example 023-3-2 0 49

12 Common Inductive Bias 023-3-2 0 49

13 Common Inductive Bias 023-3-2 0 49

14 Common Instances 023-3-2 0 49

15 Common Features 2 3 -3 -2 49

16 New Approach to Transfer Learning

17 Our Solution: Metaphors

18 Metaphors Target (New) Source (Original)

19 Concept Learner Metaphor Learner Source Target +/-

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22 Theorem

23 The Metaphor Theorem

24 Redefine Transfer Learning

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26 Metaphor Learning Framework

27 Concept Learning Framework Search Algorithm Hypothesis Space Evaluation Function Data

28 Source Target Metaphor Learning Framework Search Algorithm Metaphor Space Evaluation Function

29 Metaphor Evaluation

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36 Metaphor Spaces

37 General Few Degrees of Freedom Representation-Specific Bias

38 Geometric Transformations ЯR

39 Dictionary-Based Metaphors cheesequeso

40 Linear Transformations

41 Which metaphor space should I use?

42 Automatic Selection of Metaphor Spaces Which metaphor space should I use?

43 Occam’s Razor Automatic Selection of Metaphor Spaces Which metaphor space should I use?

44 Structural Risk Minimization Occam’s Razor Automatic Selection of Metaphor Spaces Which metaphor space should I use?

45 Automatic Selection of Metaphor Spaces

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48 Empirical Evaluation

49 Reference Methods Baseline Target Only Identity Metaphor Merge State-of-the-Art Frustratingly Easy Domain Adaptation – Daumé, 2007 MultiTask Learning – Caruana, 1997; Silver et al, 2010 TrAdaBoost – Dai et al, 2007

50 Digits: Negative Image

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53 Digits: Higher Resolution

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56 Wine

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58 Qualitative Results Transfer Learning Task Target Instance Target Sample Size 12510 Digits: Negative Image Digits: Higher Resolution

59 Discussion

60 Recap Problem: Concept learning with few examples Solution: Metaphors

61 Recap

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65 What if the concepts are not related?

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67 Metaphors are not a measure of relatedness

68 Metaphors are not a measure of relatedness Metaphors explain how concepts are related

69 Vision

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71 Explaining how concepts are related since 2012. M E T A P H O R S

72 Concept Learning by Induction

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74 Few Examples

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76 Approaches Explanation-Based Learning Semi-Supervised Learning Transfer Learning

77 Explanation-Based Learning Axioms Data Logical Deduction

78 Semi-Supervised Learning

79 Transfer Learning

80 Target (New) Source (Original)

81 Transfer Learning

82 Target (New) Source (Original)

83 Define: Related Concept

84 Transfer Learning Approaches Common Inductive Bias Common Instances Common Features

85 Common Inductive Bias

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88 Common Instances

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93 Common Features 1.Perform feature selection on source 2.Use that selection on target

94 Which definition is better?

95 Different Feature Space

96 Example 023-3-2

97 Example 023-3-2 0 49

98 Example 023-3-2 0 49

99 Common Inductive Bias 023-3-2 0 49

100 Common Inductive Bias 023-3-2 0 49

101 Common Instances 023-3-2 0 49

102 Common Features 2 3 -3 -2 49

103 Our Solution: Metaphors

104 Performance with Automatic Selection of Metaphor Spaces Digits: Negative Image

105 Performance with Automatic Selection of Metaphor Spaces Digits: Negative Image Geometric Transformations Feature Reordering Orthogonal Linear Transformations Orthogonal Quadratic Transformations

106 Performance with Automatic Selection of Metaphor Spaces Digits: Negative Image Geometric Transformations Feature Reordering Orthogonal Linear Transformations Orthogonal Quadratic Transformations

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108 What if I have more than one source?

109 Multiple Source Datasets B Я HRZ

110 B Я H R Z

111 Я R

112 Performance with Multiple Source Datasets Latin & Cyrillic

113 Performance with Multiple Source Datasets Latin & Cyrillic ABCDEFG HIJKLMN OPQRSTU VWXYZ

114 Performance with Multiple Source Datasets Latin & Cyrillic ABCDEFG HIJKLMN OPQRSTU VWXYZ

115 Performance with Multiple Source Datasets

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