Domain-Adversarial Learning

Overview

Domain-adversarial learning studies how to make models work across domains, such as different hospitals, devices, users, imaging modalities, or time periods. A common approach uses a domain discriminator and gradient reversal to encourage domain-invariant features, often combined with feature alignment, contrastive learning, class prototypes, or pseudo-labeling. These methods are used in supervised and unsupervised adaptation, including settings where target-domain labels are scarce or unavailable. A central tension is that removing domain information can also discard useful task information: alignment may fail under label shift or harm representations that already encode relevant domain knowledge, so invariance does not guarantee better transfer.

Latest papers

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35 papers6 papers in the last four weeks, up 100% on the four weeks before. 0.0% of all new papers.

  1. Boundary-aware Prototype-driven Adversarial Alignment for Cross-Corpus EEG Emotion Recognition

    Mar 18, 2026Guangli Li, Canbiao Wu, Na Tian +2EEG Emotion RecognitionDomain-Adversarial Learning

  2. Robust Generative Audio Quality Assessment: Disentangling Quality from Spurious Correlations

    Mar 17, 2026Kuan-Tang Huang, Chien-Chun Wang, Cheng-Yeh Yang +3Domain GeneralizationDomain-Adversarial Learning

  3. Adversarial Domain Adaptation Enables Knowledge Transfer Across Heterogeneous RNA-Seq Datasets

    Mar 9, 2026Kevin Dradjat, Massinissa Hamidi, Blaise HanczarCancer Subtype ClassificationDomain Adaptation

  4. Unsupervised domain adaptation for radioisotope identification in gamma spectroscopy

    Mar 5, 2026Peter Lalor, Ayush Panigrahy, Alex HagenSynthetic-to-Real Domain AdaptationUnsupervised Domain Adaptation

  5. Embedded Inter-Subject Variability in Adversarial Learning for Inertial Sensor-Based Human Activity Recognition

    Mar 5, 2026Francisco M. Calatrava-Nicolás, Shoko Miyauchi, Vitor Fortes Rey +3Human Activity RecognitionDomain-Adversarial Learning