New dataset for industrial machine malfunction detection with domain shifts.
problem Challenges in detecting anomalies due to domain shifts in industrial sounds.
method Created a dataset with domain shifts for five types of industrial machines.
result Significant performance differences between source and target domains.
DCASE 2022 Task 2 tackles domain shifts in ASD for machine condition monitoring.
problem Domain shifts change acoustic characteristics, affecting ASD performance.
method Domain generalization techniques to detect anomalies across unknown domains.
result Two types of domain generalization techniques were identified and analyzed.
New method reduces label and data shifts between domains using optimal transport.
problem Label shift between source and target domains in domain adaptation.
method Developed theory and LDROT method to mitigate label and data shifts.
result Theoretical and experimental validation of LDROT's effectiveness.
CoDAG combines domain adaptation and generalization for unsupervised continual domain shift learning.
problem Acquiring knowledge in unsupervised continual domain shift learning.
method Complementary Domain Adaptation and Generalization (CoDAG) framework.
result CoDAG outperforms state-of-the-art models in all datasets and evaluation metrics.
RLSbench benchmarks domain adaptation under label proportion shifts, revealing widespread failures and proposing a two-step meta-algorithm.
problem Domain adaptation under label proportion shifts is poorly understood and inconsistent across methods.
method RLSbench introduces a large-scale benchmark with 500 distribution shift pairs. It proposes a two-step meta-algorithm to improve domain adaptation methods under label proportion shifts.
result The two-step meta-algorithm improves domain adaptation methods by 2-10% accuracy points under large label proportion shifts.
New method learns models to adapt to domain shifts at test time.
problem Learning models robust to distribution shifts in practical applications.
method Adaptive Risk Minimization (ARM) framework.
result Performance gains of 1-4% on image classification problems.
Discrepancy between training and testing domains is a fundamental problem in the generalization of machine learning techniques. Recently, several approaches have been proposed to learn domain invariant feature representations through adversarial deep learning. However, label shift, where the percentage of data in each …
Proposes a new method for handling domain shift in samples with biases in both covariates and labels.
problem Domain shift in samples with biases in both covariates and labels.
method Factorizable Joint Shift (FJS) and Joint Importance Aligning (JIA).
result Our method can handle co-existence of sampling bias in covariates and labels.
Paper tackles robust classification under class-dependent domain shift.
problem Class-dependent domain shift in machine learning.
method Defined a simple optimization problem with an information theoretic constraint and solved it using neural networks.
result Demonstrated that the proposed method can learn robust classifiers that generalize well to unseen domains.
Proposes SGShift to identify shifted features causing model performance degradation under concept shift.
problem Concept shift leading to miscalibration in ML models across domains.
method SGShift method for identifying sparse set of shifted features using feature selection and statistical tools.
result SGShift identifies shifted features more accurately than baseline methods, requires few samples in the shifted domain, and is robust to complex cases.
Proposes a method to adapt to new classes in a domain shift.
problem Learning new classes in a domain shift without labeled supervision.
method Inspired by prototypical networks, the method classifies target samples into shared and novel classes.
result Superior performance compared to DA and CI methods in the CIDA paradigm.
Detects domain shifts in datasets using interpretable feature subspaces.
problem Detecting subtle differences in dataset probability distributions.
method Localised density anomaly detection in high-dimensional feature spaces.
result Extracts interpretable feature subspaces for domain shifts.
Adapts to shifts in latent subgroup distributions without labeled target data.
problem Adapting to domain shifts when latent subgroup distributions differ.
method Uses concept and proxy variables from source domain, and unlabeled target data.
result Optimal target predictor can be identified and estimated.
Proxy methods adapt to distribution shifts without explicitly modeling latent confounders.
problem Adapting to distribution shifts under latent variable confounding.
method Proximal causal learning, two-stage kernel estimation.
result Proxy methods outperform other methods in adapting to complex distribution shifts.
Paper develops a new method to improve model calibration under distribution shifts.
problem Challenges in uncertainty quantification with different training and test distributions.
method Develops multi-domain temperature scaling to handle distribution shifts.
result Outperforms existing methods on in-distribution and out-of-distribution test sets.
DS-CP improves reliability of uncertainty quantification for large language models under domain shift.
problem Overconfident and factually incorrect outputs (hallucinations) from large language models.
method Adapts conformal prediction to large language models under domain shift by reweighting calibration samples.
result DS-CP delivers more reliable coverage than standard conformal prediction, especially under substantial distribution shifts.
Paper tackles backwards-compatible data adaptation for confounded covariate and label shifts.
problem Adapt covariates to predict labels confounded with covariate shifts.
method Proposes confounded shift framework based on minimizing divergence between source and target conditional distributions, conditioning on confounders.
result Demonstrates approach on synthetic and real datasets, achieving backwards-compatible data adaptation.
Paper shows fairness and domain adaptation can work together.
problem Algorithmic bias and distributional shifts in ML models.
method Leveraging fairness and distribution shifts, the paper shows how domain adaptation methods can mitigate bias.
result Enforcing individual fairness can improve out-of-distribution accuracy under covariate shift.
Algorithm improves model performance on shifted concepts without retraining.
problem Improving model performance on shifted concepts with limited source data.
method Model consolidation of intermediate internal distributions after adaptation.
result Effective improvement in model performance on shifted concepts.
Proposes methods to aggregate prediction intervals for domain shift uncertainty.
problem Uncertainty quantification in distribution shifts.
method Aggregates prediction intervals for minimal width and adequate coverage.
result Effective methodologies for unsupervised domain shift under labeled source and unlabeled target.
Estimates model performance under distribution shift using domain-invariant predictors.
problem Poor performance of models on test distributions different from training distributions.
method Uses domain-invariant predictors as a proxy for unknown target labels.
result Shows that the complexity of latent representations influences target risk.
Algorithm adapts to shifting domains with minimal label queries.
problem Adaptive learning in online machine learning systems with domain shifts.
method Adaptive algorithm balancing regret and label queries for hidden domains.
result Achieves lower regret compared to uniform and greedy queries.
Method distinguishes between failures and domain shifts in industrial data streams.
problem Confusing domain shifts with failures in industrial data.
method Modified Page-Hinkley changepoint detector and supervised domain-adaptation-based anomaly detection.
result Allows differentiation between failures and domain shifts.
Proposes a new approach to MSDA by introducing latent covariate shift to handle varying label distributions.
problem Challenges of conventional MSDA approaches in real-world settings where label distributions vary across domains.
method Introduces latent covariate shift (LCS) and a causal generative model with latent noises, latent content variable, and latent style variable.
result Identifies latent content variable up to block identifiability, enabling more nuanced label distribution recovery.
Self-training avoids spurious features in domain adaptation.
problem Domain shift with large differences between source and target domains.
method Entropy minimization on unlabeled target data, initialized with a source classifier.
result Entropy minimization avoids using spurious features in large domain shifts.
Post-hoc calibration improves uncertainty under domain shift.
problem Improving uncertainty calibration under domain shift.
method Apply perturbations to validation set before post-hoc calibration.
result Perturbation step results in better calibration under domain shift.
This work tackles robust multi-source domain adaptation under label shift.
problem Label shift and data contamination in multi-source domain adaptation.
method Domain-weighted empirical risk minimization framework with refinement procedure.
result The proposed method achieves superior performance in multi-category classification problems.
MADOD meta-learns invariant features for OOD detection across unseen domains.
problem Simultaneous covariate and semantic shifts in real-world machine learning applications.
method Meta-learning and G-invariance to learn robust, domain-invariant features.
result Superior performance in semantic OOD detection across unseen domains.
End-to-end PGL framework tackles open-set domain shift.
problem Real-world domain shift with unknown additional classes.
method Episodic training in graph neural network with adversarial learning.
result Guarantees tighter upper bound of target error.
We propose Regularized Learning under Label shifts (RLLS), a principled and a practical domain-adaptation algorithm to correct for shifts in the label distribution between a source and a target domain. We first estimate importance weights using labeled source data and unlabeled target data, and then train a classifier …
Improved segmentation model adaptation for new domains.
problem Reduced performance of pre-trained models on new domains.
method Calculated soft-label prototypes and predicted closest to class probabilities.
result Significant performance improvements on synthetic-to-real segmentation.
Supervised learning with large scale labeled datasets and deep layered models has made a paradigm shift in diverse areas in learning and recognition. However, this approach still suffers generalization issues under the presence of a domain shift between the training and the test data distribution. In this regard, unsup…
Domain adaptation is an important technique to alleviate performance degradation caused by domain shift, e.g., when training and test data come from different domains. Most existing deep adaptation methods focus on reducing domain shift by matching marginal feature distributions through deep transformations on the inpu…
New method tackles MNAR missingness in domain adaptation.
problem Handling missingness in both source and target data.
method Reduces MNAR missingness to imputation problem, leveraging recent MNAR imputation methods.
result Developed a novel domain adaptation procedure for MNAR missingness shift.
Paper tackles missing data shifts in domains, showing how to adapt models.
problem Missing data mechanisms differ between source and target domains.
method Introduced DAMS, showing covariate shift under certain conditions, and providing adjustments for missingness.
result Simple adjustments can improve target model performance even when missingness rates vary.
Optimal transport aligns source and target distributions for domain adaptation.
problem Unsupervised domain adaptation with joint class-conditional and label shifts.
method Minimizes importance weighted loss and Wasserstein distance for aligned marginals and class-conditional distributions.
result Our method outperforms competitors on various domain adaptation tasks.
Unsupervised Domain Adaptation aims to learn a model on a source domain with labeled data in order to perform well on unlabeled data of a target domain. Current approaches focus on learning \textit{Domain Invariant Representations}. It relies on the assumption that such representations are well-suited for learning the …
Develops estimators for near-optimal linear regression under distribution shift.
problem Linear regression under distribution shift with scarce target domain data.
method Minimax linear risk estimators covering various transfer learning settings.
result Achieves near-optimal risk for linear regression problems under distribution shift.
Paper tackles unsupervised learning under latent label shift across domains.
problem Discovering classes from unlabeled data with shifting label distributions.
method Introduces unsupervised learning under Latent Label Shift (LLS), leveraging domain-discriminative models.
result Proves that with domain information, unsupervised classification can improve upon standard methods.
CATS adapts multivariate time series models by addressing correlation shift.
problem Correlation differences across domains in multivariate time series data.
method CATS introduces correlation shift to measure domain differences, and uses a graph attention module and temporal convolution to align target correlations with source correlations.
result CATS increases over 10% average accuracy compared to vanilla Transformer-based models with minimal additional parameters.
New method calibrates models under covariate shifts.
problem Calibration of models can be lost under covariate shifts.
method Importance sampling based approach.
result Efficacy demonstrated on real-world and synthetic datasets.
The paper explores how to make machine learning models robust to domain shifts.
problem Machine learning models are unreliable in domains different from training.
method Introducing a broad formal notion of invariance and causal structures.
result The true underlying causal structure of the data plays a critical role in robustness.
Machine learning systems must adapt to data distributions that evolve over time, in applications ranging from sensor networks and self-driving car perception modules to brain-machine interfaces. We consider gradual domain adaptation, where the goal is to adapt an initial classifier trained on a source domain given only…
The uncertainty estimation is critical in real-world decision making applications, especially when distributional shift between the training and test data are prevalent. Many calibration methods in the literature have been proposed to improve the predictive uncertainty of DNNs which are generally not well-calibrated. H…
New bounds for contrastive learning handle domain shifts and generalization.
problem Domain shifts and generalization challenges in downstream tasks.
method Novel generalization bounds accounting for both domain shift and generalization.
result Performance of contrastively learned representations depends on statistical discrepancy between pretraining and downstream distributions.
Unified framework for distribution shift estimation, explanation, and improvement.
problem Estimating, explaining, and improving model performance on target domains with distribution shift.
method Entropic Projection Alignment (EPA) aligns source and target distributions by matching moments and minimizing KL divergence.
result EPA consistently outperforms state-of-the-art baselines while offering computational efficiency.
Improves model calibration and selection in unsupervised domain adaptation.
problem Distribution shifts in unsupervised domain adaptation.
method Developed a novel importance weighted group accuracy estimator.
result Improves state-of-the-art performances by 22% in model calibration and 14% in model selection.
New approach improves domain adaptation with label shift assumptions.
problem Improving domain adaptation when label distributions differ between source and target domains.
method Proposes generalized label shift (GLS) and modifies three DA algorithms (JAN, DANN, CDAN) to handle label distribution mismatches. result Modified DA algorithms outperform base versions, especially with large label distribution mismatches.