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First, “Selection via Proxy,” which appeared in ICLR 2020. And please see our work, our paper “Selection via Proxy” from ICLR 2020 for more details on core-set selection, as well as all of the other datasets and methods that we tried there. I was super fortunate to work with amazing researchers from Stanford on this. AB : Got it.
First, “Selection via Proxy,” which appeared in ICLR 2020. And please see our work, our paper “Selection via Proxy” from ICLR 2020 for more details on core-set selection, as well as all of the other datasets and methods that we tried there. I was super fortunate to work with amazing researchers from Stanford on this. AB : Got it.
First, “Selection via Proxy,” which appeared in ICLR 2020. And please see our work, our paper “Selection via Proxy” from ICLR 2020 for more details on core-set selection, as well as all of the other datasets and methods that we tried there. I was super fortunate to work with amazing researchers from Stanford on this. AB : Got it.
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