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by Hal Daumé Iii , Abhishek Kumar , Avishek Saha
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@MISC{Iii_co-regularizationbased,
    author = {Hal Daumé Iii and Abhishek Kumar and Avishek Saha},
    title = {Co-regularization Based Semi-supervised Domain Adaptation},
    year = {}
}

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Abstract

This paper presents a co-regularization based approach to semi-supervised domain adaptation. Our proposed approach (EA++) builds on the notion of augmented space (introduced in EASYADAPT (EA) [1]) and harnesses unlabeled data in target domain to further assist the transfer of information from source to target. This semi-supervised approach to domain adaptation is extremely simple to implement and can be applied as a pre-processing step to any supervised learner. Our theoretical analysis (in terms of Rademacher complexity) of EA and EA++ show that the hypothesis class of EA++ has lower complexity (compared to EA) and hence results in tighter generalization bounds. Experimental results on sentiment analysis tasks reinforce our theoretical findings and demonstrate the efficacy of the proposed method when compared to EA as well as few other representative baseline approaches. 1

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semi-supervised domain adaptation    hence result    representative baseline approach    unlabeled data    theoretical finding    target domain    rademacher complexity    semi-supervised approach    theoretical analysis    sentiment analysis task    experimental result    supervised learner    generalization bound    hypothesis class    pre-processing step    augmented space   

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