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On Modulating the Gradient for Meta-learning

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Inspired by optimization techniques, we propose a novel meta-learning algorithm with gradient modulation to encourage fast-adaptation of neural networks in the absence of abundant data. Our method, termed ModGrad, is designed to circumvent the noisy nature of the gradients which is prevalent in low-data regimes. Furthermore and having the scalability concern in mind, we formulate ModGrad via low-rank approximations, which in turn enables us to employ ModGrad to adapt hefty neural networks. We thoroughly assess and contrast ModGrad against a large family of meta-learning techniques and observe that the proposed algorithm outperforms baselines comfortably while enjoying faster convergence.

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