Discriminative distribution alignment: A unified framework for heterogeneous domain adaptation. Pattern Recognition 2020.
You can download the sample datasets in:
Link: https://pan.baidu.com/s/1T2zSSz8mlROrBmclOk3kwA
Password: lqwt
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You can run the two codes by performing the file of Main.m. The results of DDACL and DDASL should be close to 91.57 (SCS->TAD) and 90.93 (SCS->TAD), respectively. Note that different environmental outputs may be different.
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You can use your datasets by replacing:
source_exp = {SCS} % source domain data target_exp = {TAD} % target domain data
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You can tune the parameters, i.e., beta, tau, lambda, d, T, for different applications.
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The default parameters are: beta = 0.001, tau = 0.002, lambda = 0.001, d = 100, T = 5.
If you find it is helpful, please cite:
@article{Yao-2020,
author = {Yuan Yao and Yu Zhang and Xutao Li and Yunming Ye},
title = {Discriminative distribution alignment: {A} unified framework for heterogeneous domain adaptation},
journal = {Pattern Recognit.},
volume = {101},
pages = {107165},
year = {2020},
}