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Few-Shot Learning Quiz
Compare in-context demonstrations and metric-based few-shot learning, with support/query roles, prototype calculations, notation, and prompt ordering.
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In an N-way K-shot classification episode, what does K count?
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- In an N-way K-shot classification episode, what does K count?
- The number of classes
- Labeled support examples per class
- All parameters in the model
- The number of optimization epochs
- When a large language model does in-context few-shot learning from a prompt, what happens to its weights?
- They are fine-tuned slightly on the prompt examples
- They are reset to a task-specific checkpoint
- They stay unchanged; the examples only condition the prediction
- They are averaged with the example embeddings
- What is the key difference between zero-shot and few-shot prompting?
- Zero-shot provides no worked examples; few-shot provides a few
- Zero-shot uses a smaller model than few-shot
- Zero-shot always performs better than few-shot
- Zero-shot requires labeled training data while few-shot does not
- How can prior learning contribute to a few-shot task?
- It guarantees every arbitrary demonstration yields the intended rule
- It requires copying each example as every final answer
- It necessarily retrains all network weights during prompting
- It can supply useful learned patterns or representations for interpreting the small support set
- Which describes a metric-based few-shot method like a prototypical network?
- It writes example labels into a database for lookup
- It generates synthetic examples until it has thousands
- It compares a new sample to the average embedding of each class's few examples and picks the nearest
- It uses reinforcement learning from human feedback
- A practitioner finds that simply reordering the examples in a few-shot prompt changes accuracy. What does this illustrate?
- A hardware bug in the GPU
- That few-shot performance can be sensitive to example order and formatting
- That the model is overfitting to the test set
- That zero-shot would be impossible
- A class has embedded support points (0,0) and (2,0). What arithmetic-mean prototype does the stated prototypical method form?
- (2,0)
- (0,2)
- (2,2)
- (1,0)
- Which distinction defines support and query roles in the original prototypical-network episode?
- Support labels construct class prototypes; separate query items evaluate classification
- Query labels must be copied into every support prototype
- Support items contain no labels by definition
- The two sets must always contain exactly the same sampled examples
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