Development of algorithms for partial multi-label machine learning
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[ENCCS Webinar]: Development of algorithms for partial multi-label machine learning
Machine learning is a branch of artificial intelligence that enables computers to learn from data and make predictions or decisions without being explicitly programmed. Multi-label learning is a type of machine learning problem where each data instance can be associated with multiple labels simultaneously. Partial multi-label learning addresses problems where each instance is assigned a candidate label set and only a subset of these candidate labels is correct. Partial multi-label learning is particularly useful in scenarios where perfect labeling is expensive or impractical, making it an essential area in weakly supervised learning, however, a major of partial multi-label learning is that the training procedure can be easily misguided by noisy labels.
In this webinar, we will talk about the general features of multiple partial multi-label methods, and then the development of learning algorithms to handle dataset with large noisy labels across different domains using varied frameworks, with a focus on the recently developed methods for partial multi-label learning based on the Encoder-Decoder framework.
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