Domain Generalization Datasets
Domain generalization datasets are collections of data from multiple sources designed to train machine learning models that generalize well to unseen data distributions. Current research focuses on developing methods to learn invariant representations across domains, employing techniques like contrastive learning, active learning, and leveraging large language models for data augmentation and extrapolation beyond existing domains. This work is crucial for improving the robustness and reliability of machine learning models in real-world applications where data distributions are inherently variable, impacting fields like computer vision and beyond. The development of improved benchmarks, such as NICO++, is also a key area of focus to ensure fair and accurate evaluation of domain generalization algorithms.