We could easily allow users to fit weakly-supervised algorithms on a combination of label supervision (from which we generate constraints as in supervised versions) and additional weak supervision specified by the user
cool! actually the semi-supervised means to use unlabelled(or without relative comparison etc.) data to construct the loss terms, such as entropy, but how to build up the optimisation process based on this arbitrary loss/constraint?
cool! actually the semi-supervised means to use unlabelled(or without relative comparison etc.) data to construct the loss terms, such as entropy, but how to build up the optimisation process based on this arbitrary loss/constraint?
We could easily allow users to fit weakly-supervised algorithms on a combination of label supervision (from which we generate constraints as in supervised versions) and additional weak supervision specified by the user