Instance-Based Learning Algorithms.¶
Aha, D. W., Kibler, D., & Albert, M. K. (1991). Instance-Based Learning Algorithms. Machine Learning, 6(1), 37-66.
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Primes¶
- Exemplar Retrieval
- Adding one labelled example instantly changes kNN's behaviour at that point in similarity space, with no re-derivation, the prime's fast-adaptation property in exact form.
This sourceFormalizes instance-based learning, which generates predictions from stored specific instances and does not maintain abstractions derived from them, so adding a stored case immediately changes the classifier's behaviour with no model re-derivation.
- Adding one labelled example instantly changes kNN's behaviour at that point in similarity space, with no re-derivation, the prime's fast-adaptation property in exact form.
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