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2 open-access journal articles on open-world learning, published in 2026 in Life of Research. Every record is free to read and download, with a permanent link and a ready-made citation.

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Spend the Budget on the Known or the Unknown? Open-Set Active Learning Scores Two Opposed Objectives Under One Name, Its Filtering Side's Own Results Do Not Treat Unknowns as Waste, and the Winner Is Set by a Relevance Label and a Query Price the Benchmarks Fix in Advance

Active learning chooses which unlabelled examples a human should label. When the unlabelled pool contains classes the model has never been shown, two lines of work give opposite instructions under the same name. One, usually called open-set active learning or active open-set annotation, counts…

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How Many Classes Are Out There? In Category Discovery the Class Count Is Granularity Carried Over From the Labelled Set, Supplying It Can Supply the Taxonomy, and Without It the Count Is Set by a Hyperparameter

Category discovery asks a model to sort an unlabelled image collection into classes, some of which it has never been shown, using a labelled subset of other classes as its guide. Almost every method needs one number before it can produce an answer: how many classes the unlabelled data contains…

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