The Visual Task Adaptation Benchmark

[@happydays3300]

I have no idea why this channel doesn't have more views? I personally get soo frustrated with research papers using overly complicated word salad instead of saying what it actually is. Exaggerated Example: advance recall intuitive short-term memory artificial intelligence spacious false impression identifier, with automatic rectify attributes to reform artificial intelligence live memory. translation for exaggerated example: When nearal-network makes a large error, error gets stored in python list, then run through the network again to correct the weights.

[@YannicKilcher]

It's the academic version of clickbait. I guess there's not really a way around it 🤷

[@happydays3300]

@@YannicKilcher clickbait! LOL! so true

[@taylorsmurphy]

What software do you use to record these videos of you highlighting text and navigating the document like this? Maybe it is just screen and audio recording, but on Apple software - as the kind of highlighting and scribbling is not easy on Adobe reader

[@YannicKilcher]

It's Microsoft OneNote, all free :)

[@kevalan1042]

Is there a difference between "task adaption" and "transfer learning", or are those basically synonyms?

[@shailshah4194]

i read this somewhere that task adaptation is a subcategory of transfer learning ... do let me know if you find some thing else out.

[@vsiegel]

A person who likes the method could just pretend it works and willingly not use information which he knows could easily be found. He could even ignore information that is directly available. If he decides, before starting, that he will not circumvent the process, and has enough willpower and does not want to break his decisions about himself, he could realistically hold a paper in his hand, and not read it. (Do not even read the abstract to be proud of yourself.)