TL;DR
This paper introduces HANDA, a neural network framework that improves transferability in heterogeneous domain adaptation by combining feature alignment and adversarial kernel learning, demonstrated on e-commerce and cybersecurity benchmarks.
Contribution
It proposes a novel neural network-based framework, HANDA, for heterogeneous domain adaptation that enhances transferability through unified feature and distribution alignment with adversarial learning.
Findings
HANDA outperforms state-of-the-art HDA methods on image and text e-commerce benchmarks.
HANDA achieves statistically significant improvements in predictive performance.
HANDA demonstrates practical utility in real-world dark web markets.
Abstract
Learning predictive models in new domains with scarce training data is a growing challenge in modern supervised learning scenarios. This incentivizes developing domain adaptation methods that leverage the knowledge in known domains (source) and adapt to new domains (target) with a different probability distribution. This becomes more challenging when the source and target domains are in heterogeneous feature spaces, known as heterogeneous domain adaptation (HDA). While most HDA methods utilize mathematical optimization to map source and target data to a common space, they suffer from low transferability. Neural representations have proven to be more transferable; however, they are mainly designed for homogeneous environments. Drawing on the theory of domain adaptation, we propose a novel framework, Heterogeneous Adversarial Neural Domain Adaptation (HANDA), to effectively maximize the…
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