How Useful is Self-Supervised Learning?
How Useful is Self-Supervised Learning? Self-supervised learning is a way of training computers to do tasks without humans providing labelled data. It is a main subset of unsupervised learning where outputs or are derived by machines that label, categorize, and analyze information on their own then draws conclusions based on correlations and connections. Self-supervised learning can also be an autonomous form of supervised learning because it does not require human input in the form of data labelling. In contrast to unsupervised learning, self-supervised learning does not focus on clustering and grouping that is commonly associated with unsupervised learning. The concept of self-supervised learning aims to address challenges in supervised learning when it comes to collecting, handling, cleaning, labeling, and analyzing data. Developers who want t...