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48 results for SHIFT training

Training on mixed distributions improves test performance even when components are unrelated.

problem Improving test performance with mismatched training and test distributions.
method Analyzing mixture distributions with different training and test proportions.
result Distribution shift can be beneficial, improving test performance even when components are unrelated.

Bayesian framework improves uncertainty estimates under covariate shifts.

problem Neural networks' unreliable uncertainty estimates under covariate shifts.
method Adaptive prior conditioned on training and new covariates, amortized variational inference.
result Significantly improved uncertainty estimates under distribution shifts.

FSL-Net detects and localizes feature shifts in large, high-dimensional datasets.

problem Feature shifts between data sources lead to erroneous features in various applications.
method FSL-Net is a neural network trained on multiple datasets to localize feature shifts.
result FSL-Net accurately localizes feature shifts from unseen datasets without re-training.

Combining self-training and contrastive learning improves performance under distribution shift.

problem Improving performance under distribution shift using unlabeled data.
method Combining self-training and contrastive learning techniques.
result Combined method achieves 3-8% higher accuracy than either approach independently.

Self-training improves gradual domain adaptation with unlabeled data.

problem Improving machine learning models' adaptability to gradually shifting data distributions.
method Proved upper bounds on self-training error, highlighted the importance of regularization and label sharpening, and demonstrated algorithmic insights.
result Self-training works well for gradual shifts, especially with small Wasserstein-infinity distance.

Algorithm calibrates predictions for covariate shift using domain adaptation.

problem Uncertainty estimates overestimate certainty when real-world data differs from training data.
method Uses importance weighting and learns a feature map to equalize distributions.
result Outperforms existing approaches in calibrated prediction when covariate shift occurs.

Public pretraining improves private model training even in extreme distribution shift scenarios.

problem Improving private model training accuracy in settings with large distribution shift.
method Empirical evaluation and theoretical explanation of public representations improving private training accuracy.
result Public representations can improve private training accuracy by up to 67% over private training from scratch in settings with large distribution shift.

REx tackles distributional shift by reducing risk differences across domains.

problem Tackling distributional shift when transferring machine learning systems to real-world applications.
method Risk Extrapolation (REx) assumes training domains represent test-time variations and uses extrapolated domains to minimize risk variance.
result REx reduces sensitivity to extreme distributional shifts, including causal and anti-causal inputs.

New insights into SGD and generalization via shift-curvature and bias-curvature mechanisms.

problem Understanding the role of curvature in generalization and how SGD affects it.
method Derivation of new SGD steady-state distribution and analysis of shift-curvature and bias-curvature mechanisms.
result Shift-curvature is a significant factor in test performance, especially for small SGD noise.

CTRF combines logged data and randomized experiments for robust prediction.

problem Robust prediction models to handle distributional shifts between training and testing data.
method CTRF uses existing training data and a small amount of randomized experiment data to train a robust model.
result CTRF produces robust predictions and outperforms baseline methods in the presence of feature shifts.

LCW reduces activation shift in neural networks, improving training efficiency and generalization.

problem Activation shift in neural networks leading to non-zero mean preactivation values.
method Linearly constrained weights (LCW) to reduce activation shift in fully connected and convolutional layers.
result LCW resolves the vanishing gradient problem and improves generalization of neural networks.

FIRE method improves model performance in federated learning by penalizing fragmentation-induced covariate shifts.

problem Performance degradation in federated learning due to data fragmentation and covariate shift.
method FIRE method accumulates fragmentation-induced covariate shift divergences via approximate Fisher information and uses it as a per-fragment loss penalty.
result FIRE outperforms importance weighting and federated learning benchmarks by up to 5.3% on shifted validation sets.

Study optimal ridge regularization for out-of-distribution prediction.

problem Optimal ridge regularization for predicting out-of-distribution data.
method Established conditions for optimal regularization under covariate and regression shifts, proving monotonic risk in data aspect ratio.
result Negative regularization can be optimal under shifts, even with isotropic or underparameterized training features.

New framework optimizes label shift adaptation using aligned distribution mixture.

problem Label shift where source and target label distributions differ.
method Aligned Distribution Mixture (ADM) framework, incorporating insights from generalization theory.
result The ADM framework improves four typical label shift methods and introduces a one-step approach.

Fairness measures fail in predictive settings that intentionally shift outcomes.

problem Fairness measures fail in performative prediction settings.
method Formalized concept shift and counterfactual outcomes.
result Predictors that are fair during training become unfair during deployment.

Corrects distribution shift in target shift scenarios using importance weighting.

problem Analyzes importance weighting for correcting distribution shift under target shift.
method Analyzed importance-weighted kernel ridge regression under target shift.
result Shows that importance weighting corrects the train-test mismatch without altering input-space complexity.

Optimizes weights for better model performance in shifting data.

problem Improper importance weighting leads to poor model performance in data shifts.
method Interprets weights as a bias-variance trade-off and optimizes them simultaneously with model parameters.
result Optimizing weights significantly improves model generalization performance.

Method diagnoses model performance under distribution shifts.

problem Understanding and improving model performance under distribution shifts.
method DIstribution Shift DEcomposition (DISDE) method to attribute performance drop to distribution shifts.
result Shows how model performance can be improved across different distribution shifts.

We describe new results and algorithms for two different, but related, problems which deal with circulant matrices: learning shift-invariant components from training data and calculating the shift (or alignment) between two given signals. In the first instance, we deal with the shift-invariant dictionary learning probl…

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Bayesian model averaging fails under covariate shift, affecting neural networks' performance.

problem Bayesian model averaging's failure in neural networks under covariate shift.
method Explained the issue and proposed novel priors to improve robustness.
result Bayesian model averaging is problematic under covariate shift, especially with linear feature dependencies.

CSI detects novelty by contrasting shifted instances, outperforming existing methods.

problem Detecting samples from outside the training distribution.
method Contrastive learning with distributionally shifted augmentations.
result CSI outperforms existing methods in various novelty detection scenarios.

Paper proposes a new regularization method to prevent model degradation under distribution shifts.

problem Model performance degrades under distribution shifts.
method Supervised contrastive learning with heterogeneous similarity.
result The proposed method outperforms existing regularization methods on benchmark datasets.

This paper tackles distribution shift in model-based offline RL, proposing a shifts-aware reward method.

problem Distribution shift challenges model-based offline RL by distorting value estimation and policy optimization.
method The paper disentangles the problem into model bias and policy shift, proposing a shifts-aware reward through probabilistic inference.
result The proposed shifts-aware reward method effectively mitigates distribution shift and improves policy optimization.

DRCS selects a subset of data to minimize worst-case test error under covariate shift.

problem Selecting a subset of data that performs well across different deployment scenarios when data distributions differ.
method DRCS derives an upper bound for the worst-case test error assuming covariate shift and selects instances to minimize this bound.
result DRCS achieves distributionally robust training instance selection.

TRACE analyzes risk changes in models trained on shifted data.

problem Understanding performance changes when a model trained on shifted data is used.
method TRACE framework decomposes risk change into four factors: generalization gaps, model change penalty, and covariate shift penalty.
result TRACE provides a diagnostic tool to understand and quantify risk changes due to covariate shift.

A new approach for test-time adaptation detects and reacts to distribution shifts.

problem Improving test-time accuracy under distribution shifts.
method Online self-training with a detection tool based on entropy values and betting martingales.
result The classifier's entropy values match those of the source domain, building invariance to 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.

Paper introduces a method to create robust representations against covariate shifts.

problem Distribution shift between training and testing data in machine learning.
method Introduces a variational objective with two components: discriminative representation and invariant support.
result Optimal representations ensure robustness to covariate shifts, improving performance on DomainBed.

Improved covariate shift handling with node-based Bayesian neural networks.

problem Improving generalization under covariate shift in neural networks.
method Introduced node-based Bayesian neural networks that learn latent noise variables to represent input corruptions.
result Node-based BNNs perform well under covariate shift due to input perturbations, improving uncertainty estimation and robustness.

The study examines if enforcing fairness helps mitigate bias due to demographic shifts.

problem Bias in ML models due to underrepresented subpopulations in training data.
method Theoretical and simulation analysis of fairness enforcement in target domains.
result Enforcing fairness can lead to the Bayes model in the target domain under certain conditions.

Paper tackles robust federated learning for affine distribution shifts.

problem Statistical heterogeneity and distribution shifts degrade model performance in federated learning.
method Develops a robust federated learning algorithm (FLRA) for affine distribution shifts.
result FLRA achieves significant performance gains against affine distribution shifts.

Proposes a new method to adapt to covariate shifts in supervised learning.

problem Covariate shift in training and testing samples with different marginal distributions.
method Minimax risk classification (MRC) approach that weights both training and testing samples.
result Significantly enhanced classification performance in synthetic and empirical experiments.