Table 2.
Fields | Reasons for the rise | Specific application scenarios | Advantages |
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Few-shot learning | Limitations of dataset size | Face recognition [40] Classification [41, 42] Target detection [43, 44] Video synthesis [40] |
Low dependence on sample size Strong generalization |
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Robot learning | The backwardness of robot operation skills | Imitation learning [49] Cross-domain learning [50] Quickly adapting online [51] |
Improve the efficiency of autonomous learning by robots |
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Unsupervised learning | Poor performance of unsupervised learning algorithms | Distribution of unsupervised problems [52] Noise training [53] |
Simplifying unsupervised learning to supervised learning Ability to learn from labeled data |
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Intelligent medicine | Slow progress in the medical field | Medical image processing [54] Drug discovery [56] Cancer detection [57] Medical vision question answering [58] Skin lesion segmentation tasks [60] |
Predicting the specific behavior of molecules Ability to learn to weigh support samples |