Cost Effective Active Search
Shali Jiang, Roman Garnett, Benjamin Moseley
–Neural Information Processing Systems
We study a paradigm of active learning we call cost effective active search, where the goal is to find a given number of positive points from a large unlabeled pool with minimum labeling cost. Most existing methods solve this problem heuristically, and few theoretical results have been established. Here we adopt a principled Bayesian approach for the first time.
Neural Information Processing Systems
Jan-27-2025, 14:15:45 GMT
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