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Unsupervised Video Domain Adaptation with Masked Pre-Training and Collaborative Self-Training

CVPR 2024 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Domain adaptation and generalization · approach: Feature alignment for unsupervised adaptation · 6 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes UNITE, a three-stage unsupervised video domain adaptation pipeline that uses CLIP as a teacher for masked distillation pre-training on target videos and collaborative pseudolabeling during masked self-training.

Problem

Unsupervised domain adaptation for video action recognition, where labeled source videos and unlabeled target videos differ in distribution and the goal is to improve target-domain accuracy.

Approach

Combines UMT-style masked feature distillation from a frozen CLIP image teacher on target videos (stage 1), source supervised fine-tuning (stage 2), and collaborative self-training where CLIP zero-shot predictions and the video student jointly produce MatchOrConf pseudolabels applied to masked target videos (stage 3).

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
add collaborative self-training to source-only training (ablation)UNITE · Daily-DA, A→Haccuracy (%): 49.6 -> 60.8Helped
add target UMT pre-training to source-only training (ablation)UNITE · Daily-DA, H→Aaccuracy (%): 40.4 -> 43.8Helped
combine target UMT pre-training and collaborative self-training (ablation)UNITE · Daily-DA, A→Haccuracy (%): 49.6 -> 67.9Helped
use target videos only rather than source videos only for UMT pre-training (ablation)UNITE · Daily-DA, A→Haccuracy (%): 60.0 -> 67.9Helped
include both source and target videos rather than target videos only in UMT pre-training (ablation)UNITE · Daily-DA, H→Aaccuracy (%): 48.0 -> 45.2Hurt
use masked rather than unmasked target videos for target CE loss (ablation)UNITE · Daily-DA, A→Haccuracy (%): 54.6 -> 67.9Helped
use MatchOrConf rather than Cons pseudolabeling (ablation)UNITE · Daily-DA, A→Haccuracy (%): 57.5 -> 67.9Helped
use MatchOrConf rather than ConsOrConf pseudolabeling (ablation)UNITE · Daily-DA, A→Haccuracy (%): 56.3 -> 67.9Helped
use student and teacher predictions together rather than zero-shot CLIP only (ablation)UNITE · Daily-DA, H→Aaccuracy (%): 34.7 -> 48.0Helped
add a masked-consistency constraint to MatchOrConf (ablation)UNITE · Daily-DA, A→Haccuracy (%): 67.9 -> 60.8Hurt
retain source-domain classification loss during self-training (ablation)UNITE · Daily-DA, A→Haccuracy (%): 42.1 -> 67.9Helped
set MatchOrConf confidence threshold to γ = 0.5 rather than γ = 0.1 (ablation)UNITE · Daily-DA, H→Aaccuracy (%): 48.0 -> 51.9Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: Daily-DA Sports-DA UCF-HMDB_full Kinetics-710

Benchmarks: Daily-DA Sports-DA UCF-HMDB_full

Metrics: top-1 accuracy

Baselines: DANN MK-MMD TA3N CO2A UDAVT ATCoN EXTERN DALL-V CLIP zero-shot

Builds on: Unmasked Teacher (UMT) PACMAC MatchOrConf UMT masked distillation MIC

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