Analyze how models adapt from a handful of labeled examples across structured knowledge, events, and molecular graphs.
Begin with the few-shot learning setup, then examine low-example methods for knowledge validation, taxonomy-aware event detection, and molecular graph property prediction. The course connects support examples and task structure to adaptation, while emphasizing that success on a small benchmark does not guarantee transfer to new domains or label distributions. Learners compare against simple baselines, account for label and task variation, and evaluate generalization at the appropriate entity or domain level. The videos are in English and the accompanying learning materials are original, not transcripts.
Specify support and query sets and distinguish few-shot adaptation from ordinary training with a small random sample. Compare how rules, taxonomies, and molecular graph structure provide different inductive biases when labeled examples are scarce. Design repeated, leakage-aware evaluation across episodes, entities, or domains and report uncertainty and simple baselines.
Prior familiarity with supervised learning, classification, and neural representations is recommended. Comfort with train/test separation and class imbalance will help; domain-specific knowledge of chemistry, event ontologies, or knowledge graphs is not required.
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Lesson 1 is free
4 lessons · Advanced · Full course.
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