AMEAN tackles BTDA by learning meta-sub-targets to bridge domain gaps and misalignments.
problem Blending-target Domain Adaptation (BTDA) with multiple sub-targets that are hard to distinguish.
method AMEAN uses two adversarial processes: first to align source and mixed target domains, second to learn meta-sub-targets.
result AMEAN significantly outperforms existing DA algorithms in BTDA scenarios.
Proposes a method to directly classify target domain samples without labeled data.
problem Directly classifying unlabeled target domain samples in domain adaptation.
method Trains a classifier to classify both source and target domain samples unsupervisedly.
result Achieves state-of-the-art results in unsupervised domain adaptation tasks.
UDA learns target domain from unlabeled data via source knowledge transfer.
problem Learning unlabeled target domain data.
method Transferring both source knowledge and target-relatedness.
result Improves UDA performance by simultaneous knowledge transfer.
Calibrates network confidence for unsupervised domain adaptation.
problem Calibrating a model trained on a source domain to a target domain without labeled data.
method Estimates network accuracy on the target domain and calibrates prediction confidence directly in the target domain.
result Significantly outperforms existing methods across standard datasets.
Framework transfers knowledge across multiple target domains without shared categories.
problem Learning unlabeled target domains without shared categories.
method Model parameter adaptation (PA-1SmT) to transfer knowledge through a common model parameter dictionary.
result Framework demonstrates superiority on three domain adaptation benchmark datasets.
DRDA robustly adapts models across domains with mismatched distributions.
problem Vulnerability of DA methods to noise and inability to generalize to unseen samples.
method DRDA uses distributionally robust optimization (DRO) with MMD metric to learn robust decision functions.
result DRDA outperforms existing robust learning approaches in experiments.
CoSCA improves unsupervised domain adaptation by better aligning ambiguous target samples.
problem Missing alignment of ambiguous target samples in unsupervised domain adaptation.
method CoSCA explicitly incorporates intra- and inter-class domain discrepancy, estimating label hypotheses and optimizing a contrastive loss with MMD for better global alignment.
result CoSCA outperforms state-of-the-art approaches in producing more discriminative features.
Improves domain adaptation by clustering target representations.
problem Learning invariant and discriminative representations for unlabeled target domains.
method Simultaneously learns tightly clustered target representations and assigns each cluster to a unique class from the source.
result Achieves state-of-the-art performance in balanced, imbalanced, and partial domain adaptation.
New approach improves domain adaptation by enforcing cluster assumption in target domain.
problem Lack of robustness in target classifier due to violation of cluster assumption.
method Enforces cluster assumption in target domain (Target Consistency) paired with Class-Level InVariance.
result Significant improvement in image classification and segmentation benchmarks.
MetFA aligns source and target domains for cross-device image classification.
problem Learning discriminative class boundaries across different domains.
method Distance metric guided feature alignment (MetFA) for domain-invariant and discriminative feature extraction.
result MetFA outperforms state-of-the-art methods in cross-device image classification.
TAN learns target domain labels from related source data.
problem Learning labels in a target domain with limited labeled data.
method Fully adversarial training with generator/encoder architecture.
result TAN can handle different tasks across source and target domains.
Paper tackles domain invariant sentiment classification using weak supervision.
problem Learning a sentiment classification model that adapts to any target domain.
method Two-stage training procedure with weakly supervised datasets.
result Transfer learning with weak supervision achieves performance close to supervised training.
CUDA CTDR tackles unsupervised domain adaptation without domain alignment.
problem Lack of direct methods for unlabeled target domain classification.
method Jointly learns CTDR on source and target distributions using contradistinguish loss and supervised loss.
result CUDA CTDR achieves state-of-the-art results on various domain adaptation datasets.
Improves unsupervised domain adaptation by mixing source and target domains.
problem Improves unsupervised domain adaptation by mixing source and target domains.
method Enforces training constraints across domains using mixup formulation and feature-level consistency regularizer.
result Significantly improves state-of-the-art performance on image classification and human activity recognition tasks.
A multi-step framework tackles online unsupervised domain adaptation with novel mean-target subspace computation.
problem Online unsupervised domain adaptation with unlabelled target data arriving sequentially.
method Multi-step framework with a novel mean-target subspace computation and temporal coherency consideration.
result Improved performance over previous approaches on four datasets.
Improves domain adaptation by combining multiple source domains and target domain data.
problem Poor performance of empirical risk minimization in distributionally shifted target domains.
method Distributionally robust model optimizing adversarial reward based on explained variance across multiple source domains.
result The robust model is a weighted average of conditional outcome models from source domains.
TWINs tackles PDA by weighting inconsistency between two networks.
problem PDA where target classes are a subset of source classes.
method Two Weighted Inconsistency-reduced Networks (TWINs) with two classification networks and weighted classification loss.
result TWINs outperforms other methods in PDA datasets.
Enhances source domain knowledge with target data for transfer learning.
problem Limited data in target domains and rigid model assumptions in transfer learning.
method Transfer learning through Enhanced Sufficient Representation (TESR).
result TESR enhances source domain knowledge with target data, improving transfer learning performance.
EnMDAP aligns conditional distributions for multi-source domain adaptation using pseudolabels.
problem Training a target model with no labeled data in the absence of target data labels.
method EnMDAP uses label-wise moment matching and ensemble learning with multiple feature extractors.
result EnMDAP achieves state-of-the-art performance in multi-source domain adaptation tasks.
MRTL transfers knowledge across multiple target domains using shared latent factors.
problem Transfer learning in label-scarce target domains.
method MRTL uses collective nonnegative matrix tri-factorization to transfer knowledge from multiple sources to multiple targets.
result MRTL achieves better performance than state-of-the-art methods.
This review categorizes domain adaptation methods without target labels.
problem How to train a classifier from a source domain to generalize to a target domain.
method Sample-based, feature-based, and inference-based methods.
result Recurring ideas and conditions for cross-domain generalization error.
Paper tackles robust domain adaptation without target domain data.
problem Learning domain invariant representations without target domain data.
method Integrates deep autoencoder and causal structure learning into a unified model.
result CAE learns causal representations using only source domain data.
Domain Fusion uses GANs to augment data for low-volume target datasets.
problem High costs in data development for deep learning applications.
method Multi-domain learning GANs to generate new samples.
result Domain Fusion achieves better classification accuracy with less data.
Paper proposes SiSTA for single-shot domain adaptation using target-aware generative augmentation.
problem Adapting models from source to target domains with limited target data.
method Fine-tunes a generative model on a single-shot target and uses novel sampling strategies for synthetic data.
result Improves performance by up to 20% over existing baselines in face attribute detection.
Stein discrepancy improves UDA performance in low-data scenarios.
problem Improving model performance on unlabeled target domains with limited data.
method Proposes a novel UDA framework using Stein discrepancy, an asymmetric measure that depends on the target distribution through its score function.
result Consistently outperforms prior UDA approaches under limited target data across multiple benchmarks.
New RL approach transfers policies across related domains.
problem Efficiently transfer policies between different domains in RL.
method Adapts and reuses optimal policies from related source tasks.
result Improves sample efficiency in target domain learning.
TASFAR adapts regression models without labeled source data.
problem Lack of labeled source data for domain adaptation.
method Uses prediction confidence to estimate target label distribution and calibrate source model.
result Substantially reduces errors in various regression tasks.
A new discrepancy method improves efficiency and accuracy in unsupervised domain adaptation.
problem Measuring the difference between source and target domains without labeled target data.
method Source-guided discrepancy (S-disc) that uses source domain labels for efficient computation and tighter generalization bounds.
result S-disc provides a tighter generalization error bound than existing discrepancies.
Paper proposes a method to adapt domains without target data using attribute information.
problem Domain adaptation without target data when prior attribute changes exist.
method Reweight source data with estimated sample-wise weights based on attribute prior.
result Method provides more precise transferability estimation than attribute-based reweighting.
Framework improves target domain prediction using quantile matching.
problem Improving prediction accuracy in data-scarce target domains.
method Conditional quantile matching for distributional alignment.
result Empirical risk minimizer achieves tighter excess risk bound.
NAM maps images between domains without adversarial learning, achieving better quality and stability.
problem Translating images between domains without correspondences and adversarial learning.
method NAM separates generative modeling and cross-domain mapping, using a pre-trained target model.
result Higher quality and resolution image translations with simpler and more stable training.
Jointly optimizes domain alignment and classifier learning for unsupervised domain adaptation.
problem Transfer classifier from source to target domain without labeled data.
method Jointly optimizes semantic domain alignment and target classifier learning.
result Joint optimization yields best performance compared to state-of-the-art methods.
Method generates intermediate domains to align source and target domains.
problem Challenges of domain adaptation with significant domain divergence.
method Progressive domain augmentation via domain interpolation and multiple subspace alignment.
result Achieves state-of-the-art performance on multiple domain adaptation tasks.
Improves unsupervised domain adaptation methods by aligning class conditional distributions.
problem Domain shift between source and target domains makes supervised learning models fail to generalize.
method Co-regularized domain alignment, creating multiple feature spaces and aligning them individually while encouraging agreement across class predictions.
result Significant performance improvements on domain adaptation benchmarks.
Proposes MDDA for multi-source domain adaptation.
problem Performance decay in deep neural networks due to domain shift between labeled and unlabeled data.
method Multi-source distilling domain adaptation (MDDA) network considering multiple source distributions and target similarities.
result Significantly outperforms state-of-the-art approaches on public DA benchmarks.
New method uses limited labeled data and multiple starts to adapt models across domains.
problem Accurate predictions in target domain with few labeled data.
method Fine-tuning from multiple adaptive starts, extending UDA methods.
result Minimax-optimal target performance with limited labeled target data.
Sourcerer uses deep learning to map land cover from limited labeled data.
problem Producing accurate land cover maps with scarce labeled data.
method Bayesian-inspired, deep learning approach with a novel regularizer.
result Sourcerer outperforms other methods, even with minimal labeled target data.
Adaptive object detection method synthesizes target domain images from source domain images.
problem Large domain gap between source and target domains in object detection.
method Cross-domain CutMix with adversarial learning.
result Higher accuracy in different domain settings compared to conventional methods.
Paper tackles open set domain adaptation with theoretical bounds and algorithms.
problem Improving model performance on target domain with unknown classes.
method Theoretical investigation and regularization of open set difference, leading to DAOD algorithm.
result Proposed learning bound and algorithm show superior performance compared to existing methods.
AVDA transfers knowledge from source to target domains using embeddings.
problem Transferring knowledge from a source domain to a target domain with limited labeled data.
method Adversarial Variational Domain Adaptation (AVDA) with deep embeddings and Gaussian Mixture Model.
result AVDA outperforms previous methods in semi-supervised few-shot domain adaptation.
PAS method improves UDA by progressively refining subspaces for reliable pseudo-labels.
problem Mitigating mode collapse in unsupervised domain adaptation.
method Progressive Adaptation of Subspaces (PAS) approach.
result PAS effectively mitigates mode collapse and improves performance in UDA and PDA.
New approach tackles domain adaptation without assuming domain invariant representations.
problem Learning models on source domains for target domains with labeled and unlabeled data.
method Hidden Covariate Shift hypothesis; learning representation to match joint distributions.
result State-of-the-art performance on Amazon Reviews dataset.
Gradual domain adaptation improves model transfer between domains with intermediate training.
problem Challenges in unsupervised domain adaptation when distribution shifts are large.
method Gradual self-training using intermediate domains along the Wasserstein geodesic.
result GOAT framework generates intermediate domains for improved adaptation.
We tackle class imbalance in unsupervised domain adaptation using latent codes.
problem Class imbalance in unsupervised domain adaptation where target domain has under-represented classes.
method Adversarial domain adaptation framework with latent codes to identify and estimate target labels.
result Latent codes can disentangle target domain structure and identify under-represented classes.
A new method for domain generalization using source-specific classifiers.
problem Generalizing across multiple sources for any target domain.
method Multiple domain-specific classifiers and a domain agnostic component.
result Improved performance on public benchmarks.
A new method aligns source and target distributions by tuning their weights.
problem Domain adaptation on unlabeled target datasets using labeled source datasets.
method Weighted Joint Distribution Optimal Transport (WJDOT) method that finds alignment between source and target distributions and re-weighting of source distributions.
result Achieves state-of-the-art performance on simulated and real-life datasets.
Clarinet uses complementary labels to train classifiers with less source data.
problem Training classifiers with true-label data from source domain is costly.
method Proposes CLARINET to train classifiers with complementary-label source data and unlabeled target data.
result CLARINET significantly outperforms baselines in unsupervised domain adaptation.
Contradistinguisher learns to distinguish target domain without aligning source and target domains.
problem Difficulty in aligning source and target domains for domain adaptation.
method Direct approach to unsupervised domain adaptation that learns contrastive features and improves classification performance.
result Achieves state-of-the-art performance on Office-31 and VisDA-2017 datasets.