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Age of Learning: Temporal Persistence of Prediction Errors as a Learning Signal
Current machine learning algorithms primarily rely on instantaneous signals such as loss, margin, and prediction confidence to characterize model behavior. These signals indicate how difficult a prediction is at the current optimization step, but they do not capture how long the model has remained i
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