Add ideas from GitHub issues labeled idea - 2026-10-27
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Migrates the 12 open GitHub issues labeled idea into the topic IDEAS.md files.
Per file
model_design/IDEAS.md: #42, #71, #72 (model failure analysis and explanation from embeddings/clusters, next to the existing "Make model failure analysis from embedded clustering…" and "analyse model failure from closest in training set" entries); #63 (hyperparameter choice from similar datasets, next to "Is the best model+config for dataset A the same for dataset B…").data_selection/IDEAS.md: #75 (how much data a task needs depending on training status); #62 (selecting samples for test-time in-context injection).out_of_distribution/IDEAS.md: #70 (OOD detection by comparing predictions inside a semantic cluster).drift/IDEAS.md: #64 (clustering to detect drift from embedding distributions).losses/IDEAS.md: #60 (loss weighting from full-training-set embeddings).batching/IDEAS.md: #55 (batch differences to explain gradient variations).IDEAS.md(root): #74, #58 — see below.
Possible new topics
- #74 "Is reidentification possible from simple embedding comparison ?" — suggested topic:
retrieval(similarity search / re-identification). Not data selection, drift, OOD or labeling (not about choosing, monitoring or annotating data); not model design (no architecture/config search). - #58 "make data registration/alignement based on foundational features" — suggested topic:
preprocessing(registration, alignment, normalization of raw data). Not augmentation (no synthetic variants), not data selection/labeling/drift/OOD; other topics are about training or monitoring.
Duplicates
None.
In progress (covered by an open PR)
None.
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Summary by cubic
Migrates 12 open GitHub issues labeled idea into the topic-specific IDEAS.md files.
- Adds entries to
model_design,data_selection,out_of_distribution,drift,losses,batching, and rootIDEAS.md. - Places issues about embedding-based failure analysis and dataset similarity in
model_design, and adds two new topics (retrieval,preprocessing) to the root file for issues not covered by existing files. - No duplicates or in-progress work found among the migrated issues.