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🧠 Machine Unlearning Workshop

Welcome to the Machine Unlearning Workshop!
This repository brings together state-of-the-art projects and resources for exploring, understanding, and experimenting with machine unlearning techniques.


πŸ“š Included Projects

Project Name Description Repository Link
Zero-Shot Unlearning Efficiently unlearn data from models without retraining from scratch. zero-shot-unlearning
Fast Machine Unlearning Fast and scalable approaches for removing data influence from trained models. Fast-Machine-Unlearning
Deep Regression Unlearning Techniques for unlearning in deep regression models. deep-regression-unlearning
Bad Teaching Unlearning Methods for identifying and unlearning harmful or misleading data in training sets. bad-teaching-unlearning

πŸš€ Getting Started

  1. Clone this repository:

    git clone https://github.com/respailab/Machine-Unlearning-Workshop.git
    cd Machine-Unlearning-Workshop
  2. Explore each project:

    • Each folder contains its own README and instructions.
    • You can run experiments, review code, and try out unlearning methods.

πŸ† What is Machine Unlearning?

Machine unlearning refers to techniques that enable a trained machine learning model to forget or remove the influence of specific data points, often for privacy, compliance, or fairness reasons.
This workshop provides hands-on resources to learn, experiment, and innovate in this emerging field.

Take a look to gain overall idea of unlearning - Machine unlearning demo


πŸ“‚ Folder Structure

Machine-Unlearning-Workshop/
β”‚
β”œβ”€β”€ zero-shot-unlearning/
β”œβ”€β”€ Fast-Machine-Unlearning/
β”œβ”€β”€ deep-regression-unlearning/
└── bad-teaching-unlearning/

🀝 Contributing

Contributions, questions, and suggestions are welcome!
Feel free to open issues or pull requests for improvements.


πŸ“’ Acknowledgements

  • respailab for maintaining the original repositories.

Happy Unlearning!