Definition
A model handling a class or task it was never trained on, by generalising from language or related examples. No new labels, no retraining.
Zero-shot means asking a model to do something for which it saw no specific training examples — recognise a new object, classify a new category — and getting a usable answer because it learned broad concepts. It trades peak accuracy for instant coverage of new cases.
Also known as
zero-shot learning
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