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The abstract describes a technique for improving domain adaptation in machine learning. It involves generating a feature tensor from input data using a feature extractor. This tensor is then processed by both a domain-agnostic classifier and a domain-specific classifier, resulting in two sets of logits (outputs). A loss function is computed based on these logits, including a divergence loss component. The feature extractor, domain-agnostic classifier, and domain-specific classifier are refined using this loss function.
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The abstract describes a technique for improving domain adaptation in machine learning. It involves generating a feature tensor from input data using a feature extractor. This tensor is then processed by both a domain-agnostic classifier and a domain-specific classifier to generate two sets of logits (outputs). A loss function is computed based on these logits, including a divergence loss component. The feature extractor, domain-agnostic classifier, and domain-specific classifier are refined using this loss function. Overall, this technique aims to enhance the ability of machine learning models to adapt to different domains.

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The abstract describes a technique for improving domain adaptation in machine learning. It involves generating a feature tensor from input data using a feature extractor. This tensor is then processed by both a domain-agnostic classifier and a domain-specific classifier to generate two sets of logits (outputs). A loss function is computed based on these logits, including a divergence loss component. The feature extractor, domain-agnostic classifier, and domain-specific classifier are refined using this loss function. Overall, this technique aims to enhance the ability of machine learning models to adapt to different domains.