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Variational meta-learning inference for low dimensional neural system identification

Deep learning has proven highly effective for nonlinear system identification, but heavily parameterized neural networks are prone to overfitting in low-data regimes and lack reliable uncertainty quantification. The recently developed manifold meta-learning framework addresses the data efficiency problem by restricting the model parameters to a meta-learned low-dimensional manifold. However, that method is purely deterministic. We propose a fully probabilistic extension of the manifold meta-learning framework, based on amortized Variational Inference, where a generative prior over the low-dimensional parameter manifold is learned. During task-specific adaptation, we combine Maximum A Post...

AuthorsMatteo Rufolo, Dario Piga, Marco Forgione
Primary categorycs.LG
Published21 July 2026
Last updated at source21 July 2026
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