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Multi-Mutual Consistency Induced Transfer Subspace Learning for Human Motion Segmentation

CVPR 2020 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Domain adaptation and generalization · approach: Statistical transfer learning · 43 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use multi-mutual consistency transfer subspace learning instead of LTSHuman motion segmentation · Keck (source MAD)ACC: 0.5509 -> 0.6010Helped
Use multi-mutual consistency transfer subspace learning instead of LTSHuman motion segmentation · MAD (source UT)ACC: 0.5980 -> 0.6163Helped
Use multi-mutual consistency transfer subspace learning instead of LTSHuman motion segmentation · Weiz (source Keck)NMI: 0.8599 -> 0.8371Hurt
Use multi-mutual consistency transfer subspace learning instead of LTSHuman motion segmentation · UT (source Weiz)ACC: 0.6296 -> 0.6463Helped
Fuse subspace representations from multiple layers rather than use only the first or last layer (ablation)Proposed method · KeckNMIHelped
Increase the number of source actions (ablation)Proposed method · KeckNMIHelped
Increase the proportion of frames per source action (ablation)Proposed method · KeckNMIHelped
Vary the consistency, temporal-preservation, and nuclear-norm regularization parameters (ablation)Proposed method · KeckNMIMixed

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