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AutoLabel: CLIP-Based Framework for Open-Set Video Domain Adaptation

CVPR 2023 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Domain adaptation and generalization · approach: Adversarial domain adaptation · 22 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Replace ResNet101 with CLIP in CEVTCEVT · HMDB→UCF and UCF→HMDBHOS: +3.9 and +3.1 pointsHelped
Use AutoLabel candidate target-private labels instead of threshold-based unknown rejectionActionCLIP · HMDB→UCF and UCF→HMDBHOS: +0.8 and +2.6 pointsHelped
Use cluster-level compositional candidate labels instead of per-instance detected object labelsActionCLIP-ZOC · HMDB→UCF and UCF→HMDBHOS: +12.5 and +2.1 pointsHelped
Use AutoLabel candidate labels instead of oracle target-private namesActionCLIP · Epic-KitchensHOS: 38.2 vs 33.5Helped
Use 35-45 target clusters (ablation)AutoLabel · HMDB→UCF and Epic-Kitchens D1→D2HOS: 35-45Helped
Increase cluster granularity beyond the ground-truth target-category count (ablation)AutoLabel · HMDB→UCFHOSHelped
Use candidate labels with 2-3 attribute tokens rather than many tokens (ablation)AutoLabel · HMDB↔UCF and Epic-KitchensHOS: 2-3Helped
Increase the number of attribute tokens substantially (ablation)AutoLabel · HMDB↔UCF and Epic-KitchensHOSHurt
Use around 20% of the most confident target pseudo-labels for fine-tuning (ablation)AutoLabel · HMDB→UCF and Epic-Kitchens D1→D2HOS: 20%Helped
Add pseudo-labels beyond the most confident 20% (ablation)AutoLabel · HMDB→UCF and Epic-Kitchens D1→D2HOS: 20%Hurt
Vary the attribute-matching threshold (ablation)AutoLabel · HMDB→UCF and Epic-Kitchens D1→D2HOS: 80% and 40%No clear effect

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