How effective are minimax methods in mitigating sample selection bias?

Sample selection bias is a well-known problem in machine learning, where the source and target data distributions differ, leading to biased predictions and difficulties in generalization. This bias presents significant challenges for modern machine learning algorithms. To tackle this problem, researchers have focused on developing domain...

Weight Swapping: A new method for Supervised Domain Adaptation in Computer Vision using Discrete Optimization

Training Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) models is difficult when there is a lack of labeled training data and no unlabeled data is available. A popular method for this is domain adaptation where the weights of a pre-trained CNN model are transferred to the problem setup. The model is pre-trained on the same task but in a different domain...

Addressing Illumination-Based Domain Shifts in Deep Learning: A Physics-Based Approach

This work investigates how prior knowledge from physics-based reflection models can be used to improve the performance of semantic segmentation models under an illumination-based domain shift. We implement various color invariants as a preprocessing step and find that CNNs trained on these color invariants get stuck in worse local minima...

Distance Based Source Domain Selection for Automated Sentiment Classification

Automated Sentiment Classification (SC) on short text fragments has been an upcoming field of research. Different machine learning techniques and word representation models have proven to be successful in classifying sentiment of opinion expressions in various domains, i.e. different topics or source media. However, when training on a source...