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Domain Generalization for Medical Imaging Classification with Linear-Dependency Regularization

NeurIPS 2020 · Label-efficient and robust learning › Domain adaptation and generalization · approach: Optimization-based domain generalization · 82 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use LDDG instead of the strongest reported baselineResNet18 skin lesion classifier · Skin lesion classification (six target datasets), Avgaccuracy: 0.6460 -> 0.6697Helped
Use LDDG instead of CCSAResNet18 skin lesion classifier · Skin lesion classification (HAM10000 source), Avgaccuracy: 0.4582 -> 0.5231Helped
Use LDDG instead of MASF2D-UNet spinal cord segmentation · Spinal cord gray matter segmentation, AvgDSC: 0.7710 -> 0.7881Helped
Add the proposed rank regularization (ablation)LDDG · Skin lesion classification, UDA targetaccuracyHelped
Add KL distribution alignment (ablation)LDDG · Skin lesion classification, UDA targetaccuracyHelped
Use category-targeted rank regularization instead of nuclear-norm low-rank regularization (ablation)LDDG · Skin lesion classification, UDA targetaccuracyHelped
Set latent feature rank to the number of task categories (ablation)LDDG · Skin lesion classification, UDA targetaccuracyMixed
Apply BigAug with default parameters2D-UNet spinal cord segmentation · Spinal cord gray matter segmentation, AvgDSC: 0.7425 -> 0.7348Hurt
Tune BigAug parameters2D-UNet spinal cord segmentation · Spinal cord gray matter segmentation, AvgDSC: 0.7425 -> 0.7647Helped
Vary latent feature rank above the peak value (ablation)LDDG · Skin lesion classification, UDA targetaccuracyHurt

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