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Domain Gap Embeddings for Generative Dataset Augmentation

CVPR 2024 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Domain adaptation and generalization · approach: Mixture and distillation for domain shift · 9 citations (OpenAlex)

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Introduces DoGE, an inference-only few-shot cross-distribution data augmentation framework that adds CLIP-space domain gap embeddings to source image embeddings and generates target-distribution images with Stable UnCLIP.

Problem

Traditional augmentation and prior generative methods fail to align synthetic data with shifted test distributions, and existing cross-distribution generation methods require fine-tuning or complex setups, especially in few-shot settings.

Approach

Extract the distribution gap as the difference of mean CLIP image embeddings between a source dataset and a few target samples, then add it (scaled by an edit strength) to source embeddings and decode with Stable UnCLIP, optionally with ControlNet structural guidance and confidence-based cleaning, with no fine-tuning.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
augment the CelebA training set with DoGE synthetic minority-subpopulation dataResNet50 classifier · CelebA imbalanced classificationTest Accuracy (%): 38.00 -> 67.16Helped
add DoGE to LoRA-generated dataLoRA generator and ResNet50 classifier · CelebA imbalanced classificationTest Accuracy (%): 56.05 -> 74.28Helped
augment with DoGE synthetic dataResNet50 classifier · DomainNet Real→Painting, Infograph, Clipart, and SketchAccuracy (%): 34.64 -> 44.00±.0; 14.48 -> 18.71±.0; 39.06 -> 45.61±.3; 24.70 -> 34.96±.3Helped
augment with DoGE synthetic dataResNet50 classifier · FMoW Asia, Americas, and Oceania (2002-12→2016-17)Accuracy (%): 66.27 -> 72.62±.1; 64.65 -> 78.94±.2; 74.42 -> 78.14±.1Helped
add ControlNet structure guidance (ablation)DoGE on DomainNet Real→Painting · DomainNet Real→PaintingAccuracy (%): 38.64 -> 40.29Helped
add confidence-based generation cleaning (ablation)DoGE + ControlNet on DomainNet Real→Painting · DomainNet Real→PaintingAccuracy (%): 40.29 -> 41.30Helped
add DoGE synthetic data to UDA methodsBSP, DANN, CDAN, MCD, MCC, and MemSAC · DomainNet Real→PaintingTest Acc (%): 46.76 -> 47.34; 47.01 -> 49.68; 51.66 -> 52.11; 50.88 -> 52.14; 50.08 -> 52.95; 52.27 -> 54.16Helped
augment DAFormer with DoGE-generated target dataDAFormer · GTA5→Cityscapes segmentationTest Accuracy (%): 48.2 -> 57.3Helped
use ControlNet during DoGE generation (ablation)DoGE generator · DomainNet Painting imagesFID score (#): 24.86 -> 18.25Helped
increase the edit strength C (ablation)DoGE generation · face eyeglasses augmentation and Real→Sketchdistribution edit extentMixed

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: CelebA DomainNet FMoW-WILDS GTA5 Cityscapes

Benchmarks: CelebA imbalanced classification DomainNet FMoW-WILDS GTA5 to Cityscapes segmentation

Metrics: test accuracy FID t-SNE distribution alignment

Baselines: RandAugment DA-Fusion DATUM Oversampling DAFormer BSP DANN CDAN MCD MCC MemSAC

Builds on: Stable UnCLIP ControlNet DA-Fusion DATUM CLIP

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