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Domain Adaptation with Conditional Transferable Components

ICML 2016 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Domain adaptation and generalization · approach: Source-free domain adaptation · 208 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use CTC (location-scale conditional transferable components) instead of DIP-style invariant componentsdomain adaptation on Office+Caltech256 · Office+Caltech256 (12 tasks)classification accuracy %Helped
Use CTC instead of DIPWiFi cross-device transfer · WiFi hallway1-3accuracy %Helped
Add target information preservation (TIP) term to CTC (ablation)CTC on Office+Caltech256 and WiFi · Office+Caltech256 and WiFiaccuracy %No clear effect
Use CTC on WiFi time-period transfer instead of DIP/TCAWiFi cross-time transfer · WiFi t1→t3accuracy %Mixed
Use CIC (conditional invariant components) instead of DIP when P(Y) changesSimulated data with class-ratio shift · Simulation, class ratio 0.2-1.8classification error %Helped
Use CTC instead of DIP for location-scale shifted featuresSimulated data with LS-transformed features · Simulation, d>4classification error %Helped

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