渐进式学习
特征(语言学)
计算机科学
班级(哲学)
人工智能
帧(网络)
特征学习
机器学习
语言学
电信
哲学
标识
DOI:10.1109/cvpr52688.2022.01623
摘要
In Class Incremental Learning (CIL), a classification model is progressively trained at each incremental step on an evolving dataset of new classes, while at the same time, it is required to preserve knowledge of all the classes ob-served so far. Prototypical representations can be lever-aged to model feature distribution for the past data and in-ject information of former classes in later incremental steps without resorting to stored exemplars. However, if not up-dated, those representations become increasingly outdated as the incremental learning progresses with new classes. To address the aforementioned problems, we propose a frame-work which aims to (i) model the semantic drift by learning the relationship between representations of past and novel classes among incremental steps, and (ii) estimate the feature drift, defined as the evolution of the represen-tations learned by models at each incremental step. Se-mantic and feature drifts are then jointly exploited to infer up-to-date representations of past classes (evanescent rep-resentations), and thereby infuse past knowledge into incre-mental training. We experimentally evaluate our framework achieving exemplar-free SotA results on multiple bench-marks. In the ablation study, we investigate nontrivial relationships between evanescent representations and models.
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