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Failure Modes of Domain Generalization Algorithms

CVPR 2022 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Domain adaptation and generalization · approach: Optimization-based domain generalization · 8 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Freeze BYOL representations rather than train representations from random initializationERM on Camelyon17 · Camelyon17 test domainserror: 0.287 -> 0.077Helped
Set weight decay to 0ERM with Frozen BYOL on Camelyon17 · Camelyon17 test domainserror: 0.077 -> 0.070Helped
Add Spectral Decoupling with β=5ERM with Frozen BYOL on Camelyon17 · Camelyon17 test domainserror: 0.077 -> 0.070Helped
Use GroupDRO with β=5 instead of ERMFrozen BYOL representations on Camelyon17 · Camelyon17 test domainserror: 0.077 -> 0.078Hurt
Use IRM with β=5 instead of ERMFrozen BYOL representations on Camelyon17 · Camelyon17 test domainserror: 0.077 -> 0.081Hurt
Increase ERM+HSIC regularization strength toward β=1ERM+HSIC on Colored MNIST · Colored MNIST test domainserror: 0.09Helped
Increase ERM+HSIC regularization beyond the point where representations collapseERM+HSIC on Colored MNIST · Colored MNIST training domainserrorHurt
Increase domain invariance during trainingDomain generalization algorithms on Camelyon17 · Camelyon17 validation domainsgeneralization errorNo clear effect
Use a larger ResNet modelERM+HSIC on Colored MNIST (β=1) · Colored MNIST validation domainstraining-test domain distinguishabilityHurt
Select models using validation-domain performanceDomain generalization models on Colored MNIST · Colored MNIST validation and test domainsvalidation-test error correlation: 0.98, 0.8, 0.73 and 0.31Helped

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