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Adversarial Support Alignment

ICLR 2022 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Domain adaptation and generalization · approach: Statistical alignment and hypothesis testing · 3 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use support alignment (ASA-abs) instead of relaxed distribution alignment (sDANN-4)UDA · USPS→MNIST, α=2.0average class accuracy: 81.5 -> 90.4Helped
Use support alignment (ASA-abs) instead of relaxed distribution alignment (sDANN-4)UDA · USPS→MNIST, α=2.0minimum class accuracy: 39.3 -> 68.4Helped
Use support alignment (ASA-sq) instead of relaxed distribution alignment (sDANN-4)UDA · STL→CIFAR, α=2.0average class accuracy: 66.4 -> 68.1Helped
Use support alignment (ASA-sq) instead of relaxed distribution alignment (sDANN-4)UDA · STL→CIFAR, α=2.0minimum class accuracy: 39.0 -> 44.7Helped
Use support alignment (ASA-abs) instead of relaxed distribution alignment (sDANN-4)UDA · VisDA17, α=2.0average class accuracy: 50.7 -> 52.5Helped
Use support alignment (ASA-abs) instead of relaxed distribution alignment (sDANN-4)UDA · VisDA17, α=2.0minimum class accuracy: 18.6 -> 19.7Helped
Use absolute rather than squared distance in ASA (ablation)ASA · USPS→MNIST, α=2.0average class accuracy: 87.2 -> 90.4Helped
Use absolute rather than squared distance in ASA (ablation)ASA · STL→CIFAR, α=2.0average class accuracy: 68.1 -> 67.8Hurt
Use absolute rather than squared distance in ASA (ablation)ASA · VisDA17, α=2.0average class accuracy: 51.9 -> 52.5Helped
Use distribution alignment (DANN/VADA) rather than no adaptationUDA · Positive label-shift levels across tasksminimum class accuracyHurt

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