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PAC-Bayesian Domain Adaptation Bounds for Multi-view learning

This paper presents a series of new results for domain adaptation in the multi-view learning setting. The incorporation of multiple views in the domain adaptation was paid little attention in the previous studies. In this way, we propose an analysis of generalization bounds with Pac-Bayesian theory to consolidate the two paradigms, which are currently treated separately. Firstly, building on previous work by Germain et al., we adapt the distance between distribution proposed by Germain et al. for domain adaptation with the concept of multi-view learning. Thus, we introduce a novel distance that is tailored for the multi-view domain adaptation setting. Then, we give Pac-Bayesian bounds for estimating the introduced divergence. Finally, we compare the different new bounds with the previous studies.

preprint2024arXivOpen access

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