Zero-Shot Transfer Learning
A learning paradigm where a model is able to generalize to new tasks without having seen any examples of those tasks during training.
A learning paradigm where a model is able to generalize to new tasks without having seen any examples of those tasks during training.
A surrogate model designed for accurate and efficient prediction in optimization tasks, with capabilities for uncertainty estimation.
A method used to analyze the optimization landscape to better understand the characteristics of the optimization problem and improve search strategies.
An optimization framework that utilizes meta-learning techniques to improve the performance of black-box optimization methods across various tasks.
A framework that combines dual control mechanisms for candidate generation and infill criterion selection in surrogate-assisted evolutionary algorithms.
The additional resources and time required to manage and control a system, which can impact overall performance.
The process of using software tools to model and analyze the behavior of a system before physical implementation.
The ability to perform tasks using minimal energy, particularly important in the design of communication systems to reduce power consumption.
A family of loss functions that generalizes the notion of distance between points in a convex space.
The use of field-programmable gate arrays to implement and test hardware designs, allowing for reconfigurable hardware solutions.