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Transferable Adversarial Training: A General Approach to Adapting Deep Classifiers

ICML 2019 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Domain adaptation and generalization · approach: Adversarial domain adaptation · 171 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Adversarial training with transferable examples (TAT) instead of adversarial feature adaptationResNet-50 classifier · Office-31accuracy (avg): 88.4 vs 87.5 (CDAN), 76.1 (ResNet-50)Helped
Adversarial generation of transferable examples from category classifier gradient (removed) (ablation)TAT · Office-31accuracy (avg): 88.4 full vs 85.8 withoutHelped
Adversarial generation from domain discriminator gradient (removed) (ablation)TAT · Office-31accuracy (avg): 88.4 full vs 86.8 withoutHelped
TAT on ImageCLEF-DA gains are small over strongest baselineTAT · ImageCLEF-DAaccuracy (avg): 88.9 vs 87.1 (CDAN)Helped
TAT adaptation on Office-HomeResNet-50 · Office-Homeaccuracy (avg): 65.8 vs 63.8 (CDAN)Helped
TAT on VisDA-2017 synthetic-to-realResNet-50 · VisDA-2017accuracy: 71.9 vs 70.0 (CDAN)Helped
TAT applied on mSDA representationsmSDA features · Multi-Domain Sentimentaccuracy (avg): 86.3 vs 85.0 (TDA)Helped
TAT on BoW input with two-layer classifierBoW features · Multi-Domain Sentimentaccuracy (avg): 82.4 vs 82.3 (mSDA BoW)No clear effect

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