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Best transfer learning and domain adaptation resources (papers, tutorials, datasets, etc.)

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Awesome Transfer Learning

A list of awesome papers and cool resources on transfer learning, domain adaptation and domain-to-domain translation in general! As you will notice, this list is currently mostly focused on domain adaptation (DA) and domain-to-domain translation, but don't hesitate to suggest resources in other subfields of transfer learning.

Note: this list is not actively maintained anymore, but I still accept pull requests, so please don't hesitate if you want to contribute with newer resources

Table of Contents

Tutorials and Blogs

Papers

Papers are ordered by theme and inside each theme by publication date (submission date for arXiv papers). If the network or algorithm is given a name in a paper, this one is written in bold before the paper's name.

Surveys

Deep Transfer Learning

Transfer of deep learning models.

Fine-tuning approach

Feature extraction (embedding) approach

Multi-task learning

Policy transfer for RL

Few-shot transfer learning

Meta transfer learning

Applications

Medical imaging:

Robotics

Anomaly Detection

Unsupervised Domain Adaptation

Transfer between a source and a target domain. In unsupervised domain adaptation, only the source domain can have labels.

Theory

General

Multi-source

Adversarial methods

Learning a latent space

Image-to-Image translation

Multi-source adaptation

Temporal models (videos)

Optimal Transport

Embedding methods

Kernel methods

Autoencoder approach

Subspace Learning

Self-Ensembling methods

Other

Semi-supervised Domain Adaptation

All the source points are labelled, but only few target points are.

General methods

Subspace learning

Copulas methods

Few-shot Supervised Domain Adaptation

Only a few target examples are available, but they are labelled

Adversarial methods

Embedding methods

Applied Domain Adaptation

Domain adaptation applied to other fields

Physics

Audio Processing

Datasets

Image-to-image

  • MNIST vs MNIST-M vs SVHN vs Synth vs USPS: digit images
  • GTSRB vs Syn Signs : traffic sign recognition datasets, transfer between real and synthetic signs.
  • NYU Depth Dataset V2: labeled paired images taken with two different cameras (normal and depth)
  • CelebA: faces of celebrities, offering the possibility to perform gender or hair color translation for instance
  • Office-Caltech dataset: images of office objects from 10 common categories shared by the Office-31 and Caltech-256 datasets. There are in total four domains: Amazon, Webcam, DSLR and Caltech.
  • Cityscapes dataset: street scene photos (source) and their annoted version (target)
  • UnityEyes vs MPIIGaze: simulated vs real gaze images (eyes)
  • CycleGAN datasets: horse2zebra, apple2orange, cezanne2photo, monet2photo, ukiyoe2photo, vangogh2photo, summer2winter
  • pix2pix dataset: edges2handbags, edges2shoes, facade, maps
  • RaFD: facial images with 8 different emotions (anger, disgust, fear, happiness, sadness, surprise, contempt, and neutral). You can transfer a face from one emotion to another.
  • VisDA 2017 classification dataset: 12 categories of object images in 2 domains: 3D-models and real images.
  • Office-Home dataset: images of objects in 4 domains: art, clipart, product and real-world.
  • DukeMTMC-reid and Market-1501: two pedestrian datasets collected at different places. The evaluation metric is based on open-set image retrieval.

Text-to-text

Other

Results

The results are indicated as the prediction accuracy (in %) in the target domain after adapting the source to the target. For the moment, they only correspond to the results given in the original papers, so the methodology may vary between each paper and these results must be taken with a grain of salt.

Digits transfer (unsupervised)

Source
Target
MNIST
MNIST-M
Synth
SVHN
MNIST
SVHN
SVHN
MNIST
MNIST
USPS
USPS
MNIST
SA 56.90 86.44 ? 59.32 ? ?
DANN 76.66 91.09 ? 73.85 ? ?
iDANN 96.67 91.95 36.49 84.50 ? ?
CoGAN ? ? ? ? 91.2 89.1
DRCN ? ? 40.05 81.97 91.80 73.67
DSN 83.2 91.2 ? 82.7 ? ?
DTN ? ? 90.66 79.72 ? ?
PixelDA 98.2 ? ? ? 95.9 ?
ADDA ? ? ? 76.0 89.4 90.1
UNIT ? ? ? 90.53 95.97 93.58
GenToAdapt ? ? ? 92.4 95.3 90.8
SBADA-GAN 99.4 ? 61.1 76.1 97.6 95.0
DAassoc 89.47 91.86 ? 97.60 ? ?
CyCADA ? ? ? 90.4 95.6 96.5
I2I ? ? ? 92.1 95.1 92.2
DIRT-T 98.7 ? 76.5 99.4 ? ?
DeepJDOT 92.4 ? ? 96.7 95.7 96.4
DTA ? ? ? 99.4 99.5 99.1
LSTNet ? ? ? ? 97.61 97.01

Challenges

Libraries

  • Domain Adaptation: Salad (Semi-supervised Adaptive Learning Across Domains)

Books

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awesome-transfer-learning's Issues

Asking for domain adaptation method suggestion

Suppose I train a ML model to classify human face (from direct frontal angle in a day environment) as either male or female on a large labeled dataset. Let call the model X. Then later I collect more data with different camera angle, e.g. the camera is now looking at the face with 45 degrees in a night environment, I labeled a few samples for this new dataset.
If I want to do transfer learning from model X to the new dataset, what's the best approach? My goal is to predict new dataset accurately with few labeled samples. Because the cost of labeling is high in my problem. I don't care about the accuracy of the first dataset. I only care about the accuracy of the new dataset.

E.g. I know that you could just re-train only the last layer from the model X and freeze early layers for the new dataset, but maybe that approach is for datasets with a similar distribution like ImageNet images and cats/dogs images?
ImageNet models surely have seen many kinds of real-world objects so it's able to classify cats and dogs when transfer learning.

But for my case, both datasets differ slightly in distribution/domain, that is the day/night environment and angle. And the model has seen only the frontal angle for its entire life. How can it adapt to a 45-degree angle the best?

If you know any technique/tutorial/paper that might work, let me know. It would be best if you have experience with it.

New NIPS Papers on Domain Adaptation

  • Domain Adaptation by Using Causal Inference to Predict Invariant Conditional Distributions
  • Unsupervised Image-to-Image Translation Using Domain-Specific Variational Information Bound
  • Adversarial Multiple Source Domain Adaptation
  • Co-regularized Alignment for Unsupervised Domain Adaptation
  • Revisiting (ϵ,γ,τ)-similarity learning for domain adaptation

Should be added once proceedings are published.

New ICLR Submissions

Just as a quick link list, here is a list of ICLR Submissions using the keyword "Domain Adaptation". I guess waiting for the reviews makes sense before including them in the reading list.

Unsupervised DA

Open set

Translation Based

Adversarial Adaptation

Dataset based

Unsupervised

Applications

Multidomain Learning/Domain Generalization

Adv Examples as Domain Shift

Unsorted

LSTD

Hi,
Thank you for your review of ressources in transfer learning.
I recommend to add the paper "LSTD: A Low-Shot Transfer Detector for Object Detection" (https://arxiv.org/abs/1803.01529).
You can find the implementation in Caffe here.
It uses a mix of SSD & Faster R-CNN but the interest is more in the regularization techniques the authors have created.
Also there is an implementation in Pytorch but it's buggy and seems dead.
To be complete, there is an application of the LSTD for "document layout analysis"/"document segmentation" using text mining for the classifier.

Finally, there is a model called "Zero-Shot Object Detection" that could be interesting but I didn't read yet.

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