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arXiv Machine Learning By Zirui Chen, Hongning Ruan, Zhaoyang Zhang, Ziqing Xing, Ridong Li, Zhaohui Yang, M\'erouane Debbah

Analogical Learning for Cross-Scenario Generalization: Framework and Application to Intelligent Localization

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arXiv:2504. 08811v3 Announce Type: replace Abstract: Modern learning systems often struggle with joint learning across diverse scenarios and immediate adaptation to new ones, because they rely heavily on the scenario-dependent absolute data-label representations.

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