ACDC: online unsupervised cross-domain adaptation

We consider the problem of online unsupervised cross-domain adaptation, where two independent but related data streams with different feature spaces – a fully labeled source stream and an unlabeled target stream – are learned together. Unique characteristics and challenges such as covariate shift, a...

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Main Authors: de Carvalho, Marcus, Pratama, Mahardhika, Zhang, Jie, Yee, Edward Yapp Kien
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-1704612023-09-12T07:57:47Z ACDC: online unsupervised cross-domain adaptation de Carvalho, Marcus Pratama, Mahardhika Zhang, Jie Yee, Edward Yapp Kien School of Computer Science and Engineering Engineering::Computer science and engineering Stream Learning Multistream Learning We consider the problem of online unsupervised cross-domain adaptation, where two independent but related data streams with different feature spaces – a fully labeled source stream and an unlabeled target stream – are learned together. Unique characteristics and challenges such as covariate shift, asynchronous concept drifts, and contrasting data throughput arise. We propose ACDC, an adversarial unsupervised domain adaptation framework that handles multiple data streams with a complete self-evolving neural network structure that reacts to these defiances. ACDC encapsulates three modules into a single model: A denoising autoencoder that extracts features, an adversarial module that performs domain conversion, and an estimator that learns the source stream and predicts the target stream. ACDC is a flexible and expandable framework with little hyper-parameter tunability. Our experimental results under the prequential test-then-train protocol indicate an improvement in target accuracy over the baseline methods, achieving more than a 10% increase in some cases. National Research Foundation (NRF) This work is financially supported by National Research Foundation, Republic of Singapore under IAFPP in the AME domain (contract no.: A19C1A0018). 2023-09-12T07:57:47Z 2023-09-12T07:57:47Z 2022 Journal Article de Carvalho, M., Pratama, M., Zhang, J. & Yee, E. Y. K. (2022). ACDC: online unsupervised cross-domain adaptation. Knowledge-Based Systems, 253, 109486-. https://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.knosys.2022.109486 0950-7051 https://hdl.handle.net/10356/170461 10.1016/j.knosys.2022.109486 2-s2.0-85136141425 253 109486 en A19C1A0018 Knowledge-Based Systems © 2022 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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topic Engineering::Computer science and engineering
Stream Learning
Multistream Learning
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de Carvalho, Marcus
Pratama, Mahardhika
Zhang, Jie
Yee, Edward Yapp Kien
ACDC: online unsupervised cross-domain adaptation
description We consider the problem of online unsupervised cross-domain adaptation, where two independent but related data streams with different feature spaces – a fully labeled source stream and an unlabeled target stream – are learned together. Unique characteristics and challenges such as covariate shift, asynchronous concept drifts, and contrasting data throughput arise. We propose ACDC, an adversarial unsupervised domain adaptation framework that handles multiple data streams with a complete self-evolving neural network structure that reacts to these defiances. ACDC encapsulates three modules into a single model: A denoising autoencoder that extracts features, an adversarial module that performs domain conversion, and an estimator that learns the source stream and predicts the target stream. ACDC is a flexible and expandable framework with little hyper-parameter tunability. Our experimental results under the prequential test-then-train protocol indicate an improvement in target accuracy over the baseline methods, achieving more than a 10% increase in some cases.
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author_facet School of Computer Science and Engineering
de Carvalho, Marcus
Pratama, Mahardhika
Zhang, Jie
Yee, Edward Yapp Kien
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author de Carvalho, Marcus
Pratama, Mahardhika
Zhang, Jie
Yee, Edward Yapp Kien
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title ACDC: online unsupervised cross-domain adaptation
title_short ACDC: online unsupervised cross-domain adaptation
title_full ACDC: online unsupervised cross-domain adaptation
title_fullStr ACDC: online unsupervised cross-domain adaptation
title_full_unstemmed ACDC: online unsupervised cross-domain adaptation
title_sort acdc: online unsupervised cross-domain adaptation
publishDate 2023
url https://hdl.handle.net/10356/170461
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