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Text: As such , we believe that a focus on zero - shot knowledge transfer is justified , and our paper makes the following contributions : 1 ) we propose a novel adversarial algorithm that distills a large teacher into a smaller student without any data or metadata , 2 ) we show its effectiveness on two common datasets , and 3 ) we define a measure of belief match between two networks in the vicinity of one 's decision boundaries , and demonstrate that our zero - shot student closely matches its teacher . Figure 1 : A simplified version of our method on a three - class toy problem . The teacher and student decision boundaries are shown in the top and bottom rows respectively . The knowledge transfer unfolds left to right and never uses the real data points , which are shown for visualization purposes . We initialize random pseudo points ( yellow / black crosses ) away from the data manifold , and train them to maximize the KL divergence between the student and teacher . At the same time we train the student to achieve the opposite . Note how pseudo points use the decision boundaries as channels to explore the input space , but can also explore regions away from them such as the two isolated green and blue pockets . After a few steps the student and teacher decision boundaries are indistinguishable .<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>

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