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In Search of Lost Domain Generalization

ICLR 2021 · Learning theory and algorithms › Kernels and regression theory · approach: Empirical generalization measures · 79 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use ERM with modern architectures, augmentation, and careful tuning instead of specialized domain-generalization algorithmsDomain-generalization algorithms · Seven DomainBed datasetsaverage accuracyNo clear effect
Use training-domain validation instead of leave-one-domain-out cross-validation for model selectionDomainBed algorithms · Multiple datasetsaccuracyHelped
Select models using test-domain validation (oracle) rather than training-domain validationDomainBed algorithms · Seven DomainBed datasetsaccuracy: +2%Helped
Use larger ResNet-50 models, strong data augmentations, careful tuning, and the full Rotated MNIST training dataERM · Domain generalization benchmarksaccuracyHelped
Use ERM rather than the best prior reported methodRotated MNIST · Rotated MNISTaverage accuracy: 97.2 -> 98.0Helped
Use ERM rather than the best prior reported methodPACS · PACSaverage accuracy: 84.5 -> 85.7Helped
Use ERM rather than the best prior reported methodVLCS · VLCSaverage accuracy: 75.9 -> 77.4Helped
Use ERM rather than the best prior reported methodOffice-Home · Office-Homeaverage accuracy: 65.5 -> 67.5Helped

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