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The meta-learning toolkit needs stronger constraints
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Grant, Erin
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Algorithms
/ Approximation
/ Cognitive models
/ Cognitive Science - methods
/ Humans
/ Learning
/ Machine learning
/ Neural networks
/ Neurosciences
/ Open Peer Commentary
/ Parameter estimation
2024
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The meta-learning toolkit needs stronger constraints
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Grant, Erin
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Algorithms
/ Approximation
/ Cognitive models
/ Cognitive Science - methods
/ Humans
/ Learning
/ Machine learning
/ Neural networks
/ Neurosciences
/ Open Peer Commentary
/ Parameter estimation
2024
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The meta-learning toolkit needs stronger constraints
2024
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Overview
The implementation of meta-learning targeted by Binz et al. inherits benefits and drawbacks from its nature as a connectionist model. Drawing from historical debates around bottom-up and top-down approaches to modeling in cognitive science, we should continue to bridge levels of analysis by constraining meta-learning and meta-learned models with complementary evidence from across the cognitive and computational sciences.
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Cambridge University Press
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