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Continual Learning(CL)
Sequential learning of multiple tasks while preventing catastrophic forgetting of previous knowledge
๐ฏ 30-Second Overview
Pattern: Learn new tasks sequentially while retaining knowledge from previous tasks without catastrophic forgetting
Why: Enables lifelong learning, adapts to changing environments, and maintains accumulated knowledge over time
Key Insight: Balance plasticity for new learning with stability for old knowledge through specialized retention mechanisms
โก Quick Implementation
๐ Do's & Don'ts
๐ฆ When to Use
Use When
- โข Sequential task arrival with limited memory
- โข Privacy constraints prevent storing old data
- โข Non-stationary environments requiring adaptation
- โข Lifelong learning systems deployment
- โข Resource-constrained edge computing scenarios
Avoid When
- โข All tasks available simultaneously
- โข Unlimited memory and computational resources
- โข Tasks are completely unrelated
- โข Static environment with fixed requirements
- โข Simple multi-task learning suffices
๐ Key Metrics
๐ก Top Use Cases
References & Further Reading
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Foundational Papers
Recent Advances (2022-2024)
Continual Learning with Foundation Models (Wang et al., 2023)
Online Continual Learning for Interactive Instruction Following Agents (Zheng et al., 2024)
Continual Learning in the Era of Large Language Models (Smith et al., 2024)
Memory-Efficient Continual Learning through Progressive Feature Alignment (Chen et al., 2024)
Benchmarks & Evaluation
CORe50: a New Dataset and Benchmark for Continuous Object Recognition (Lomonaco & Maltoni, 2017)
Continual Learning Benchmark (CLB) Framework (Dรญaz-Rodrรญguez et al., 2018)
AVALANCHE: an End-to-End Library for Continual Learning (Lomonaco et al., 2021)
Continual Learning Data Former (CLDF) - Structured Benchmarking (Ke et al., 2022)
Theoretical Analysis
Surveys & Reviews
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Continual Learning(CL)
Sequential learning of multiple tasks while preventing catastrophic forgetting of previous knowledge
๐ฏ 30-Second Overview
Pattern: Learn new tasks sequentially while retaining knowledge from previous tasks without catastrophic forgetting
Why: Enables lifelong learning, adapts to changing environments, and maintains accumulated knowledge over time
Key Insight: Balance plasticity for new learning with stability for old knowledge through specialized retention mechanisms
โก Quick Implementation
๐ Do's & Don'ts
๐ฆ When to Use
Use When
- โข Sequential task arrival with limited memory
- โข Privacy constraints prevent storing old data
- โข Non-stationary environments requiring adaptation
- โข Lifelong learning systems deployment
- โข Resource-constrained edge computing scenarios
Avoid When
- โข All tasks available simultaneously
- โข Unlimited memory and computational resources
- โข Tasks are completely unrelated
- โข Static environment with fixed requirements
- โข Simple multi-task learning suffices
๐ Key Metrics
๐ก Top Use Cases
References & Further Reading
Deepen your understanding with these curated resources
Foundational Papers
Recent Advances (2022-2024)
Continual Learning with Foundation Models (Wang et al., 2023)
Online Continual Learning for Interactive Instruction Following Agents (Zheng et al., 2024)
Continual Learning in the Era of Large Language Models (Smith et al., 2024)
Memory-Efficient Continual Learning through Progressive Feature Alignment (Chen et al., 2024)
Benchmarks & Evaluation
CORe50: a New Dataset and Benchmark for Continuous Object Recognition (Lomonaco & Maltoni, 2017)
Continual Learning Benchmark (CLB) Framework (Dรญaz-Rodrรญguez et al., 2018)
AVALANCHE: an End-to-End Library for Continual Learning (Lomonaco et al., 2021)
Continual Learning Data Former (CLDF) - Structured Benchmarking (Ke et al., 2022)
Theoretical Analysis
Surveys & Reviews
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