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Multi-Source Distilling Domain Adaptation

AAAI 2020 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Domain adaptation and generalization · approach: Source-free domain adaptation · 218 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use Wasserstein-based source weights rather than uniform prediction weights (ablation)MDDA · Digits-fiveaccuracy (%): 81.5 -> 88.1Helped
Use Wasserstein-based source weights rather than uniform prediction weights (ablation)MDDA · Office-31accuracy (%): 83.1 -> 84.2Helped
Add source-sample distilling and classifier fine-tuning (ablation)MDDA · Digits-fiveaccuracy (%): 87.8 -> 88.1Helped
Add source-sample distilling and classifier fine-tuning (ablation)MDDA · Office-31accuracy (%): 83.7 -> 84.2Helped
Add source-sample distilling before classifier fine-tuning (ablation)Wasserstein-distance-based ADDA, target sy · Digits-five source-to-target tasksaccuracy (%): 52.0 -> 54.5; 70.8 -> 71.0; 89.4 -> 89.5; 38.6 -> 40.8Mixed
Use MDDA rather than DCTNMulti-source domain adaptation · Digits-fiveaccuracy (%): 84.8 -> 88.1Helped
Use MDDA rather than DCTNMulti-source domain adaptation · Office-31accuracy (%): 83.8 -> 84.2Helped

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