3 accepted papers
Meta-learning for Bayesian optimization accelerates optimization by leveraging knowledge from previous tasks, but existing methods optimize for average performance and fail on challenging outlier tasks critical in practice. These limitations become particularly severe when target tasks exhibit distr
Neural processes (NPs) are a promising paradigm to enable skill transfer learning across tasks with the aid of the distribution of functions. The previous NPs employ the empirical risk minimization principle in optimization. However, the fast adaption ability to different tasks can vary widely, and…
Neural Processes (NPs) combine the adaptability of neural networks with the efficiency of meta-learning, offering a powerful framework for modeling stochastic processes. However, existing methods focus on empirical performance while lacking a rigorous theoretical understanding of generalization. To…