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        <author>Karl R. Weiss</author>
        <author>Taghi M. Khoshgoftaar</author>
        <author>Dingding Wang</author>
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          <title>A survey of transfer learning</title>
          <date>2016</date>
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        <label>the transfer learning literature - solutions, applications, and the terminology used to describe them</label>
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        <term>WHY TRANSFER LEARNING EXISTS AT ALL: ordinary machine learning assumes train and test come from one domain with one distribution, and the method is what you do when that assumption is false and the target data is expensive to collect</term>
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        <term>NEGATIVE TRANSFER IS DEFINED BY COMPARISON, NOT BY DAMAGE: a learner trained on the target alone is compared against one trained with the source added, and transfer is negative when the plain learner wins</term>
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        <label>instance transfer reweights source examples to correct MARGINAL distribution differences, and works best precisely when the CONDITIONAL distribution is already the same</label>
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        <label>the two feature approaches differ in direction: one bends the source onto the target, the other maps both into a shared latent space</label>
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        <label>THE FIELD IS DECLARED TERMINOLOGICALLY INCONSISTENT AND THE PAPER SAYS SO IN ITS OWN VOICE: `Quotation withheld` A survey opening by stipulating the vocabulary because the literature has none.</label>
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        <label>THE LITERATURE&#x27;S VOCABULARY IS INCONSISTENT AND THE PAPER SAYS SO: transfer learning and domain adaptation are used for similar processes, and the supervised / semi-supervised / unsupervised labels mean different things to different authors</label>
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        <label>supervised transfer learning - DAUME AND CHATTOPADHYAY&#x27;S SENSE: abundant labeled source data and LIMITED labeled target data</label>
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        <label>semi-supervised transfer learning - DAUME AND CHATTOPADHYAY&#x27;S SENSE: abundant labeled source and NO labeled target. Gong and Blitzer use this same phrase for what Daume calls SUPERVISED - the two labels are swapped between literatures</label>
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        <label>unsupervised transfer learning - PAN&#x27;S SENSE: NO labeled source and NO labeled target, where the same phrase elsewhere in the literature means abundant labeled source and no labeled target. THREE GROUPS, ONE VOCABULARY, THREE MAPPINGS</label>
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        <label>`domain adaptation` - AS STIPULATED HERE, because the field does not agree: `the process of adapting one or more source domains for the means of transferring information to improve the performance of a target learner`, by bringing the source&#x27;s distribution closer to the target&#x27;s.</label>
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        <label>domain adaptation —part-of→ transfer learning</label>
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        <note>strength of the relation: 0.9</note>
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        <label>in the muscle-fatigue test EVERY transfer learning approach beat the non-transfer baseline, with the two proposed methods ranking first and second</label>
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        <label>an often-cited domain adaptation method is reported as requiring only ten lines of Perl - the simplicity is the claim</label>
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        <label>Homogeneous transfer learning is directly applicable to big data environments.</label>
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        <label>the four transfer categories enumerated by what is carried across</label>
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