From entry single-shot learning in glossary Artificial Intelligence: humans at the heart of algorithms
Many forms machine learning require large amounts of data, whereas humans can often learn significantly from a single experience. This is known as single-shot learning. Symbolic machine learning such as explanation-based learning attempts to mimic some of the ways in which humans achieve this. The term few-shot learning is used when algiorithms need a relatively small number of training examples, but typically more than one.
Used in Chap. 3: page 45
