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Transfer Learning for Sequences via Learning to Collocate

ICLR 2019 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Domain adaptation and generalization · approach: Statistical transfer learning · 16 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add cell-level transfer with attention over collocated source-domain positions, compared with corresponding-position transfer only (ablation)ART · Amazon reviews (average)accuracy: 0.803 -> 0.858Helped
Add cell-level transfer rather than transferring only the final RNN cell (ablation)ART · Amazon reviews (average)accuracy: 0.774 -> 0.858Helped
Use ART instead of a target-only LSTMAmazon reviews (average) · Amazon reviewsaccuracy: 0.763 -> 0.858Helped
Use ART instead of the strongest reported baselineART · Amazon reviews, scarce target training (average)accuracy: 0.856 -> 0.876Helped
Use ART instead of HRNART · POS tagging, PTB → Twitter/0.1per-word accuracy: 0.837 -> 0.859Helped
Use ART instead of CCTART · NER, CoNLL → Twitter/0.1F1: 0.434 -> 0.450Helped
Use ART instead of CCTART · NER, Twitter → CoNLL/0.01F1: 0.675 -> 0.707Helped
Use ART instead of FLORSART · POS tagging, PTB → Twitter/0.01per-word accuracy: 0.763 -> 0.658Hurt

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