Sequential Consolidation of Learned Task Knowledge
Sequential Consolidation of Learned Task Knowledge
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所学任务知识的顺序巩固
DOI:
10.1007/978-3-540-24840-8_16
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发表时间:
2004
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通讯作者:
R. Poirier
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作者:
D. Silver;R. Poirier
A fundamental problem of life-long machine learning is how to consolidate the knowledge of a learned task within a long-term memory structure (domain knowledge) without the loss of prior knowledge. Consolidated domain knowledge makes more efficient use of memory and can be used for more efficient and effective transfer of knowledge when learning future tasks. Relevant background material on knowledge based inductive learning and the transfer of task knowledge using multiple task learning (MTL) neural networks is reviewed. A theory of task knowledge consolidation is presented that uses a large MTL network as the long-term memory structure and task rehearsal to overcome the stability-plasticity problem and the loss of prior knowledge. The theory is tested on a synthetic domain of diverse tasks and it is shown that, under the proper conditions, task knowledge can be sequentially consolidated within an MTL network without loss of prior knowledge. In fact, a steady increase in the accuracy of consolidated domain knowledge is observed.