Graph correlated discriminant embedding for multi-source domain adaptation
Wai Keung Wong, Yuwu Lu, Zhihui Lai, Xuelong Li
Abstract
As a main branch of domain adaptation (DA), multi-source DA (MSDA) has attracted increasing attention for exploiting information from multi-source domain data. However, how to effectively explore useful information from each source domain for target tasks is still a key problem. In this paper, to fully explore multiple information of different domain data, we propose a graph correlated discriminant embedding (GCDE) method for MSDA. In GCDE, the category-discriminative information, manifold structure, and correlation learning are fully considered. Specifically, GCDE encodes the within- and between- class information of each domain data, preserves the local and global structure information of the data, and extracts the maximization correlative features from different domains by designing a novel correlative learning scheme. We also extend GCDE to a nonlinear case and obtain kernel GCDE (KGCDE). We have conducted extensive experiments on four public data benchmarks to verify the performance of GCDE and KGCDE. The promising performance on the databases prove the efficiency of our methods with the comparison of the advanced approaches.