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Few-shot continual relation extraction via anchored generative replay

Sep 2026 · Computing · Vol 108 · 0 citations · 37 references

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Anchored Generative Replay (AGR) is proposed, a framework that combines training-only anchoring-mode selection, prompt–key learning, relation-level distribution modeling, and balanced pseudo-feature replay to solve the problem of severe forgetting in FSCRE.

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