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Domain Adaptation as a Problem of Inference on Graphical Models

NeurIPS 2020 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Domain adaptation and generalization · approach: Conditional distribution alignment · 28 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use graphical-model inference (Infer) instead of DICAmulti-source domain adaptation · Simulated, 2 sourcesaccuracy (%): 86.56 -> 93.10Helped
use Infer instead of LMP with 4 sourcesmulti-source domain adaptation · Simulated, 4 sourcesaccuracy (%): 79.06 -> 85.38Helped
use Infer instead of Soft-Maxmulti-source domain adaptation · Wi-Fi t1,t3->t2accuracy (%): 44.95 -> 84.5Helped
use Infer instead of poolNNmulti-source domain adaptation · GvHD flow, 3 sourcesaccuracy (%): 95.7 -> 96.8Helped
use Infer instead of Soft-Max on MNIST targetmulti-source domain adaptation · Digits S+M+D/Taccuracy (%): 97.9 -> 96.64Hurt
use Infer instead of Soft-Max on MNIST-M targetmulti-source domain adaptation · Digits T+S+D/Maccuracy (%): 68.7 -> 89.89Helped
use Infer instead of poolNN_Ours (same classifier architecture)multi-source domain adaptation · Digits M+T+D/Saccuracy (%): 67.8 -> 89.34Helped

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