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f4661398cb1a3abd3ffe58600bf11322-Paper.pdf

Neural Information Processing Systems

Quitesurprisingly, we show that the convergence speed of the training loss controls the magnitude of the biasing effect: the slower the convergence, the better the bias.






Gradient-basedEditingofMemoryExamplesfor Online Task-freeContinualLearning

Neural Information Processing Systems

GMED-editedexamplesremain similar to their unedited forms, but can yield increased loss in the upcoming model updates, thereby making thefuture replays more effectiveinovercoming catastrophic forgetting.