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I think the title of the paper is misleading. Obviously the result shows an impressive performance with just few training examples. However, I cannot see that while keeping the same method reducing training data leads to more performance. They have simply shifted the performance curve (impressively) to lower thresholds. Still also with this new method more training data should give better results. It would be interesting to see a full performance curve for the method based on training data amount (and potentially quality).