ContrasGAN: Unsupervised domain adaptation in Human Activity Recognition via adversarial and contrastive learning
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ContrasGAN is an unsupervised domain adaptation method for human activity recognition that combines bi-directional GANs for heterogeneous feature-space transfer with contrastive learning for class-level alignment. It is evaluated on cross-body, cross-user, and cross-sensor HAR transfer tasks across three datasets, reporting superior performance over eight state-of-the-art domain adaptation techniques.
Key findings
- On cross-body transfer, ContrasGAN achieved the best macro-F1 on 11 of 15 tasks with no negative transfer, and averaged micro-/macro-F1 scores of 0.83/0.81, which is 0.05/0.07 higher than DAN, the second-best technique, and 0.12/0.15 higher than ShiftGAN.
- On cross-user transfer, ContrasGAN averaged macro-F1 of 0.67 on PAMAP (0.05 lower than DeepCORAL), 0.67 on DSADS (0.03 higher), and 0.88 on WISDM (0.05 higher); it had smaller variance on PAMAP and WISDM.
- On cross-sensor transfer, ContrasGAN achieved averaged micro-/macro-F1 of 0.81/0.80, higher than second-best ADADM by 0.04/0.07; on PHONE-WATCH it reached macro-F1 0.63, 0.12 higher than ADADM.
- Ablation showed contrastive loss contributed most: on task W-C it outperformed Bi-GAN by 0.25 macro-F1, and combining contrastive, discrepancy, and MMD losses improved averaged macro-F1 from 0.65 for Bi-GAN with expectation loss to 0.84 for ContrasGAN.
Methods
- ContrasGAN performs unsupervised domain adaptation from a labelled source domain to an unlabelled target domain, including heterogeneous feature spaces. It uses Bi-GAN for feature-space transformation with an added expectation loss, then class-level alignment via contrastive loss, discrepancy loss, and MMD loss, followed by target label prediction.
- Experiments used three HAR datasets: WISDM (51 subjects, 18 activities, smartwatch/phone, 20 Hz, handcrafted features), DSADS (8 subjects, 19 activities, 5 body-worn accelerometers), and PAMAP (9 subjects, 12 activities, 3 accelerometers on arm, ankle, and chest).
- Evaluation covered cross-body, cross-user, and cross-sensor transfer. Each experiment was run 10 times with stratified target splits of 60% training, 20% validation, and 20% testing; metrics were micro-F1 and macro-F1. ContrasGAN was compared with TCA, GFK, ShiftGAN, DAN, DANN, JAN, DeepCORAL, and ADADM, plus upper- and lower-bound baselines.
Limitations
- The paper states that the approach was validated on only three datasets and that future work will assess generality on more HAR datasets, such as OPPORTUNITY and Heterogeneity Activity Recognition; it also states future work will improve robustness to sensor noise.
- The text makes evident that cross-user performance on PAMAP was 0.05 macro-F1 lower than DeepCORAL, and that on cross-body task H-C DANN achieved a higher micro-F1 (0.72, 0.08 higher than ContrasGAN) though with much lower macro-F1.
- The cross-sensor experiment is described as the most challenging; Bi-GAN suffered overfitting, with validation accuracy dropping from 0.98 to 0.89 across epochs, and generated samples did not exactly match real target distributions, motivating the contrastive alignment.
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ContrasGAN has relatively low computational cost.
“Experimental results show a superior performance of ContrasGAN on all these tasks over a number of state-of-the-art techniques, with relatively low computational cost.”
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ContrasGAN achieves superior performance on cross-body, cross-user, and cross-sensor transfer learning tasks over state-of-the-art techniques.
“Experimental results show a superior performance of ContrasGAN on all these tasks over a number of state-of-the-art techniques, with relatively low computational cost.”
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“The results have consistently demonstrated superior performance of ContrasGAN.”
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Most techniques do not perform well on task H-C.
“On this task, most of techniques do not perform well.”
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The combination of contrastive, discrepancy, and MMD loss makes significant improvement, from 0.65 on Bi-GAN with expectation loss to 0.84 on ContrasGAN in averaged macro-F1 scores.
“Secondly, the combination of contrastive, discrepancy, and MMD loss makes significant improvement, from 0.65 on Bi-GAN with expectation loss to 0.84 on ContrasGAN in the averaged macro-F1 scores.”
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DANN's macro-F1 score is only 0.49, 0.14 lower than ContrasGAN.
“However, its macro-F1 score is only 0.49, 0.14 lower than ContrasGAN.”
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Bi-GAN suffers overfitting as validation accuracy drops from 0.98 to 0.89 gradually when using Bi-GANs learnt at epochs 500, 1000, 1500, and 2000 for contrastive learning.
“However, it suffers overfitting as we employ Bi-GANs learnt at the epochs of 500, 1000, 1500, and 2000 for contrastive learning and the validation accuracy drops from 0.98 to 0.89 gradually.”
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ContrasGAN has the smallest training time averaged across 15 transfer learning tasks.
“ContrasGAN has the smallest training time averaged across 15 transfer learning tasks.”
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ContrasGAN has smaller variance compared to other techniques on PAMAP and WISDM datasets.
“On PAMAP and WISDM datasets, ContrasGAN has smaller variance compared to the other techniques”
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Expectation loss, discrepancy, and MMD loss each individually improves performance on these transfer learning tasks only to a certain degree.
“Thirdly, the expectation loss, discrepancy, and MMD loss each individually improves performance on these transfer learning tasks only to a certain degree.”
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ContrasGAN has the smallest difference between micro- and macro-F1 scores.
“When observing the difference between micro-and macro-F1 scores, ContrasGAN has the smallest difference”
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ContrasGAN and DAN are better than DANN and DeepCORAL at differentiating similar activities, such as walking and running.
“First of all, Con-trasGANand DAN are better than DANN and DeepCORAL at differentiating similar activities, such as walking and running.”
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Most comparison techniques seem to struggle: GFK and DAN only reach 0.2 and 0.36 in macro-F1 scores.
“Most of the comparison techniques seem to struggle: for example, GFK and DAN only reaches 0.2 and 0.36 in macro-F1 scores.”
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ShiftGAN and DAN have the least training time.
“ShiftGAN and DAN have the least training time”
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The lower-bound accuracy on tasks RA-T and H-C are the lowest.
“Looking across the tasks, we can see that the lower-bound accuracy on the tasks of RA-T and H-C are the lowest”
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ContrasGAN, DANN and GFK are able to achieve more balanced accuracy across all the classes.
“On the other hand, ContrasGAN, DANN and GFK are able to achieve more balanced accuracy across all the classes.”
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ContrasGAN outperforms state-of-the-art techniques on all transfer learning tasks and over all datasets.
“ContrasGAN outperforms the state-of-the-art techniques on all the transfer learning tasks and over all the datasets”
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“The results have shown that ContrasGAN can outperform state-of-the-art techniques on all these tasks and over various HAR datasets.”
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ContrasGAN can converge smoothly and stably.
“This shows that ContrasGAN can converge smoothly and stably.”
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The upper bound accuracy on H-C is lower than the others.
“Also the upper bound accuracy on H-C is lower than the others”
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ContrasGAN takes 10 more minutes (45% more time) on average when training each task.
“ContrasGAN takes 10 more minutes (45% more time) on average when training each task.”
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The difference in F1-scores between tasks of different body parts and same side but different body parts is very small: 0.01 in both micro- and macro-F1 scores averaged on all comparison techniques.
“The difference in F1-scores between the tasks of different body parts and same side but different body parts is very small: 0.01 in both micro-and macro-F1 scores averaged on all the comparison techniques.”
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ContrasGAN consistently outperforms the other techniques on tasks at different difficulty levels.
“ContrasGAN consistently outperforms the other techniques on tasks at different difficulty levels.”
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ShiftGAN, DANN, and DAN struggle to distinguish similar activities such as sitting, standing, lying back, lying side, and walking on treadmill at different speeds.
“ShiftGAN, DANN, and DAN struggle to distinguish similar activities, for example sitting, standing, lying back and lying side, and walking on treadmill with different speeds.”
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ContrasGAN achieves macro-F1 scores of 0.63, 0.12 higher than ADADM, the second best technique.
“ContrasGAN achieves the macro-F1 scores of 0.63, 0.12 higher than ADADM, the second best technique.”
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Bi-GAN does not suffer much from mode collapse as it can generate samples from the same class in different clusters.
“As we can see, Bi-GAN does not suffer much from mode collapse as it can generate samples from the same class in different clusters.”
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The distribution of generated samples does not exactly match the real samples.
“However, the distribution of generated samples does not exactly match to the real samples.”
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Contrastive loss significantly boosts performance, especially on task W-C, where it outperforms Bi-GAN with 0.25 in macro-F1 scores.
“Firstly, contrastive loss significantly boosts performance, especially on task W-C, where it outperforms Bi-GAN with 0.25 in macro-F1 scores.”
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All techniques seem insensitive to the learning difficulty.
“All the techniques seem insensitive to the learning difficulty.”
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PHONE-WATCH produces the lowest upper-bound accuracy (0.81).
“As shown in Figure 11a, PHONE-WATCH produces the lowest upper-bound accuracy (0.81).”
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The general Bi-GAN is often class-agnostic: it aims to generate samples between domains rather than learning discriminative features for classification.
“However, the general Bi-GAN is often class-agnostic [17,23]: that is, it aims to generate samples between domains rather learning discriminative features for classification.”
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- cites [23] Long, 2017, Deep transfer learning with joint adaptation networks
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- Interpretationcitation
The paper adopts a bi-directional generative adversarial network (Bi-GAN) to transform samples from source to target and vice versa.
“Driven by this, we adopt a bi-directional generative adversarial network (Bi-GAN) [56,57] to transform samples from the source domain to the target domain and vice versa.”
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This class-agnostic nature of Bi-GAN presents a limitation for HAR tasks, where activities can have imbalanced distributions and overlapping class boundaries.
“This presents as a limitation for the HAR tasks, where activities can have imbalanced distributions and overlapping class boundaries.”
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ContrasGAN will make it possible to adapt an activity model curated in the lab to real-world settings without collecting additional labels.
“ContrasGAN will make it possible to adapt an activity model curated in the lab to a large number of real-world settings without the need of collecting any additional labels.”
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Most UDA techniques in HAR work between domains that share the same feature space.
“An increasing number of UDA techniques have been applied in HAR; however, most of them work between domains that share the same feature space; for example, transferring the learn models between users [44] or between sensor wearing positions [32].”
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- cites [32] F. Schroff, D. Kalenichenko, J. Philbin, FaceNet: A unified embedding for face recognition and clustering, in: 2015 IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR), 2015, pp. 815–823. source
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- Interpretationreasoning
Bi-GAN systems that focus only on matching feature distributions across domains while not identifying discriminating samples from different classes can mis-align them to incorrect classes.
“These problems can present a challenge for Bi-GAN systems that focus only on matching feature distributions across domains while not identifying discriminating samples from different classes, and thus can mis-align them to incorrect classes.”
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Bi-GAN does not make any assumption on the dimensions and distributions of feature spaces between source and target domains.
“Bi-GAN does not make any assumption on the dimensions and distributions of feature spaces between source and target domains, which is desirable to tackle the heterogeneity challenge of feature spaces.”
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- Interpretationnone given
ContrasGAN is an unsupervised domain adaptation technique that transfers an activity model from one labelled domain to other unlabelled domains.
“In this paper, we present ContrasGAN, an unsupervised domain adaptation technique that addresses this labelling challenge by transferring an activity model from one labelled domain to other unlabelled domains.”
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The feature space transformation is learned through two generators which do not place assumptions on the dimension or prior probabilities of the two domains.
“The feature space transformation is learned through two generators which do not place assumptions on the dimension or prior probabilities of the two domains.”
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ContrasGAN is an unsupervised domain adaptation technique between domains in heterogeneous feature spaces.
“To tackle these challenges, we propose ContrasGAN, an unsupervised domain adaptation technique between domains in heterogeneous feature spaces; that is, domains with different sensing technologies or sensor deployment.”
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Our work is largely based on the contrastive learning technique of Dai et al. [17].
“Our work is largely based on this contrastive learning technique and the key difference from our work is that we combine contrastive learning with Bi-GAN to enable heterogeneous domain adaptation on different HAR datasets, rather than homogeneous domain adaptation between images.”
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ContrasGAN performs activity transfer between heterogeneous datasets with different sensing technologies, sensor deployment, environmental settings, and activity models.
“ContrasGAN is an UDA technique to perform activity transfer between heterogeneous datasets that have adopted different sensing technologies and sensor deployment in individual environmental settings and different activity models caused by personal routines -all of which give rise to heterogeneous feature sets.”
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Existing UDA techniques in HAR mainly look into domain adaptation on homogeneous feature spaces.
“These techniques mainly look into domain adaptation on homogeneous feature spaces: source and target domains share the same feature space, while their distributions may diverge.”
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The expectation loss constrains the global mapping between two feature spaces to better globally align the generated space with the original space.
“However, since Bi-GAN only works on transformations between individual instances, we introduce another termexpectation loss, which constrain the global mapping between two feature spaces [3] to better globally align the generated space with the original space:”
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Bi-GAN alone is insufficient for HAR because it focuses on translation between individual samples and does not consider the classes from which samples are drawn.
“However, Bi-GAN alone is insufficient for HAR in that it focuses on the translation between individual samples and does not consider the classes from which these samples are drawn.”
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The paper looks into contrastive class alignment to target class-level discrimination in unsupervised domain adaptation.
“To address this challenge, we look into the recent advance of contrastive class alignment [17,23] that target class-level discrimination in unsupervised domain adaptation.”
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The mis-alignment problem is worse on minor, less distinctive activities, as alignment will be optimised to their majority counterpart activities.
“This is even worse on minor, less distinctive activities, as the alignment will be optimised to their majority counterpart activities.”
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Jointly optimising intra-class and inter-class discrepancies improves adaptation performance.
“The intra-class and inter-class discrepancies are jointly optimised to improve the adaptation performance.”
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Bi-GAN is effective for domain adaptation.
“which shows that Bi-GAN is effective for domain adaptation.”
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Discrepancy and MMD loss make contribution to transform the global feature spaces during the fine alignment stage.
“It suggests that the discrepancy and MMD loss makes contribution to transform the global feature spaces during the fine alignment stage.”
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Contrastive learning is effective in capturing discriminative transfer features between classes.
“which demonstrates the effectiveness of contrastive learning in capturing discriminative transfer features between classes.”
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The cross-sensor experiment presents as the most challenging task as it deals with heterogeneous feature space transfer.
“The cross-sensor experiment presents as the most challenging task as it deals with heterogeneous feature space transfer.”
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The source and target domains have very different distributions on tasks RA-T and H-C.
“suggesting that the source and target domains have very different distributions.”
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It is easier to transfer activity models between sides of legs than between legs and arms.
“It is therefore easier to transfer activity models between sides of legs than between legs and arms.”
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ContrasGAN can better balance the majority and minority classes.
“indicating that it can better balance the majority and minority classes.”
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Adding maximum mean discrepancy (MMD) loss between source samples and transformed target samples matches the difference via higher-order moments to further improve performance.
“To further improve the performance, we add maximum mean discrepancy (MMD) loss between the source samples and the transformed target samples to match the difference via higher-order moments.”
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Classifying on the target domain is difficult on task H-C.
“implying the difficulty of classifying on the target domain.”
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The prediction discrepancy is only for first-order moment matching.
“However, the prediction discrepancy is only for first-order moment matching [17].”
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Legs have different frequencies of kinematic and EMG oscillations from arms.
“For example, legs have different frequencies of kinematic and EMG oscillations from arms [45].”
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ContrasGAN can significantly reduce the labelling effort.
“Thus, it can significantly reduce the labelling effort.”
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DANN's learning prioritises the majority classes.
“This suggests that its learning prioritises the majority classes.”
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ContrasGAN is less sensitive to different types of data.
“indicating that it is less sensitive to different types of data.”
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Findingown dataIn B-GAN, sitting and standing activities are difficult to separate (accuracy 0.54 and 0.71), while ContrasGAN recognizes them well (accuracy 0.95 and 0.99).
“as presented in confusion matrices in Figure 4a and 4b, it is difficult to separate sitting and standing activities in B-GAN (with accuracy of 0.54 and 0.71), while both are well recognised in ContrasGAN (with accuracy of 0.95 and 0.99).”
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Findingnone givenOn cross-user experiments, the difference between source and target data is small, and ContrasGAN has achieved the highest macro-F1 scores.
“On cross-user experiments, the difference between source and target data is small, Con-trasGAN has achieved the highest macro-F1 scores.”
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Findingnone givenGFK cannot cope with high heterogeneity well and only predicts one activity.
“Thirdly, GFK cannot cope with high heterogeneity well and only predicts one activity.”
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Findingown data6 out of 9 techniques perform better on tasks of same body part and different sides, achieving higher F1 scores than the other two types of tasks.
“The results show that 6 out of 9 techniques perform better on the tasks of same body part and different sides, and have achieved higher F1 scores than the other two types of tasks.”
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Findingnone givenDeepCORAL has obtained the best median macro-F1 scores.
“DeepCORAL that under-performed on the other experiments has obtained the best median macro-F1 scores.”
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Findingown dataThe training time of DANN on the W-C task is 1784 minutes, nearly 50 times the training time of ContrasGAN and significantly higher than all other techniques.
“The training time of DANN on the W-C task is 1784 mins, nearly 50 times of the training time on ContrasGAN and significantly higher than all the other techniques.”
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Findingown dataContrasGAN achieves the best macro-F1 scores on 11 out of 15 tasks without any negative transfer.
“ContrasGAN achieves the best macro-F1 scores on 11 out of 15 tasks without any negative transfer.”
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Findingown dataContrasGAN outperforms all these techniques and achieves averaged micro- and macro-F1 scores as 0.81 and 0.80, which is higher than the second best technique (ADADM) by 0.04 and 0.07 respectively.
“ContrasGAN outperforms all these techniques and achieves the averaged micro-and macro-F1 scores as 0.81 and 0.80, which is higher than the secondbest technique (ADADM) by 0.04 and 0.07 respectively.”
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Findingnone givenShiftGAN, DAN, JAN (a variation of DAN), and ADADM achieved better overall performance.
“ShiftGAN, DAN, JAN (a variation of DAN), and ADADM have achieved better overall performance.”
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Findingnone givenADADM seems not stable and the performance might be affected by the mixup ratio.
“Secondly, ADADM seems not stable and the performance might be affected by the mixup ratio.”
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Findingown dataContrasGAN outperforms ShiftGAN by 0.12 in micro-F1 and 0.15 in macro-F1 scores.
“In addition, ContrasGAN outperforms ShiftGAN with 0.12 and 0.15 in micro-and macro-F1 scores”
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Findingnone givenAmong the comparison techniques, DeepCORAL and JAN do not work well on the accelerometer data and produced worse accuracy than the classic techniques TCA and GFK.
“Among the comparison techniques, DeepCORAL and JAN do not work well on the accelerometer data and have produced worse accuracy than the classic techniques TCA and GFK.”
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Findingown dataMost techniques can produce high accuracy as the transfer learning challenge is less significant, and ContrasGAN has consistently gained better accuracy on individual classes.
“Most of the techniques can produce high accuracy as the transfer learning challenge is less significant, and ContrasGAN has consistently gained better accuracy on individual classes.”
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Findingown dataOn cross-sensor experiments, when dealing with the most challenging tasks in heterogeneous feature spaces and imbalanced class distribution, ContrasGAN can still produce consistently good performance, while some existing techniques have less stable performance and are more sensitive to the difficulty level of tasks.
“On cross-sensor experiments, when dealing with the most challenging tasks in heterogeneous feature spaces and imbalanced class distribution, ContrasGAN can still produce consistently good performance, while some of the existing techniques have less stable performance and are more sensitive to the difficulty level of tasks.”
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Findingown dataOn DSADS, DANN suffers high fluctuation in consistent accuracy, but slightly lower than ContrasGAN.
“On DSADS, DANN suffers high fluctuation in consistent accuracy, but slightly lower than ContrasGAN.”
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Findingown dataBoth ContrasGAN and ShiftGAN are better than the other methods, including the single GAN based approach ADADM.
“Both ContrasGAN and ShiftGAN are better than the others, including a single GAN based approach -ADADM”
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Findingown dataContrasGAN obtains the highest averaged micro- and macro-F1 scores of 0.83 and 0.81, which are 0.05 and 0.07 higher than DAN, the second best performing technique.
“It obtains the highest averaged micro-and macro-F1 scores: 0.83 and 0.81, which is 0.05 and 0.07 higher than DAN, the second best performing technique.”
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Findingown dataBoth generators and discriminators converge around 2000 epochs.
“Figure 13a presents the losses of Bi-GAN, which shows that both generators and discriminators converge around 2000 epochs.”
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Findingown dataDANN has achieved the highest micro-F1 score 0.72, which is 0.08 higher than ContrasGAN.
“DANN has achieved the highest micro-F1 score 0.72, which is 0.08 higher than ContrasGAN.”
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Findingown dataContrasGAN with contrastive learning demonstrated superior performance on separating similar activity groups, though it still faces difficulty differentiating subtle activities like different cycling modes.
“ContrasGAN with contrastive learning has demonstrated superior performance on separating these groups of activities, even though it also faces the challenge of differentiating subtle activities like different cycling modes.”
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Findingown dataDeepCORAL performs the best among all comparison techniques and is very comparable to ContrasGAN.
“Overall, DeepCORAL performs the best among all the comparison techniques and is very comparable to ContrasGAN.”
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PremisecitationShift-GAN applies a bi-directional GAN with Kernel Mean Matching to transform feature spaces between source and target domains.
“In our previous work, we have proposed an unsupervised domain adaptation technique, Shift-GAN [38], that applies a bi-directional GAN with Kernel Mean Matching to transform the feature spaces between the source and target domains.”
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PremisecitationBi-GAN has achieved success in computer vision applications such as image-to-image translation and promising results in domain adaptation in HAR.
“This type of technique has achieved success in many computer vision applications such as image-to-image translation [56,57], and promising results in domain adaptation in HAR [38].”
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InterpretationreasoningMaximising inter-class domain discrepancy pushes representations further away from the decision boundary so samples from different classes are well separated.
“The inter-class domain discrepancy is maximised to push the representations of each other further away from the decision boundary so that the samples from difference classes are well separated.”
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Premisenone givenBi-GAN systems enable more robust adaptation by enforcing stronger, bi-directional constraints between two GANs.
“Bi-GAN systems enable more robust adaptation by enforcing stronger, bi-directional constraints between two GANs.”
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Interpretationnone givenContrasGAN uses bi-directional generative adversarial networks for heterogeneous feature transfer and contrastive learning to capture distinctive features between classes.
“ContrasGAN uses bi-directional generative adversarial networks for heterogeneous feature transfer and contrastive learning to capture distinctive features between classes.”
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InterpretationreasoningTo address high heterogeneity between domains, an UDA technique that does not make strong assumptions about feature spaces or probability distributions is needed.
“To address the high heterogeneity between domains, we need an UDA technique that does not make strong assumptions about feature spaces or probability distributions.”
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Interpretationnone givenMost HAR systems have different sensor deployments and host users with diverse lifestyles, leading to heterogeneous feature spaces and disparate prediction functions.
“This might not be sufficient as most of HAR systems have different sensor deployments (resulting in highly heterogeneous feature spaces between the source and target domains) and host users with diverse lifestyles (leading to disparate prediction functions).”
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InterpretationreasoningThe cyclic constraints in Equations (1) and (2) ensure original input samples can be recovered by the two generators, leading to more robust domain adaptation.
“The cyclic constraints in Equation ( 1) and ( 2) make sure the original input samples can be recovered by the two generators: this is why Bi-GAN will lead to more robust domain adaptation.”
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PremisecitationShift-GAN achieved promising results on several HAR datasets and outperformed state-of-the-art transfer learning techniques.
“The technique has achieved promising results on several HAR datasets and outperformed the state-of-the-art transfer learning techniques.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claim0 of 1 sources checked- cites [38] Xinlei Chen, Kaiming He, Exploring simple siamese representation learning, in: Proceedings of the IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR), 2021, pp. 15750–15758. source
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Interpretationnone givenAdapting contrastive loss with batch normalisation balances the magnitude of different loss components, which improves convergence of training and recognition accuracy.
“Also we have adapted contrastive loss with batch normalisation to balance the magnitude of different loss components, which improves the convergence of training and recognition accuracy.”
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InterpretationreasoningAdding contrastive learning during adaptation minimises intra-class discrepancy and maximises inter-class margin.
“To tackle these problems, we add contrastive learning during the adaptation with the goal to minimise the intra-class discrepancy and maximise the inter-class margin.”
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InterpretationreasoningMinimising intra-class domain discrepancy draws closer feature representations of samples within a class.
“The intra-class domain discrepancy is minimised to draw closer the feature representations of samples within a class so that the samples of the same class are close.”
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PremisecitationMicro-F1 and macro-F1 are appropriate metrics for domain adaptation and HAR, with macro-F1 for imbalanced datasets.
“These two metrics are often used in domain adaptation and HAR in general [4,38], with macro-F1 score is for imbalanced datasets [18,31].”
Quote in the paperNot a substantial claim0 of 4 sources checked- cites [4] Bicocchi, 2010, Detecting activities from body-worn accelerometers via instance-based algorithms, Pervasive Mob. Comput. source
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- cites [38] Xinlei Chen, Kaiming He, Exploring simple siamese representation learning, in: Proceedings of the IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR), 2021, pp. 15750–15758. source
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- cites [18] Pan, 2011, Domain adaptation via transfer component analysis
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- cites [31] Zou, 2013, Contrastive learning using spectral methods
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Interpretationown dataContrastive loss helps learn discriminative features and improve class-level recognition accuracy.
“This indicates that the contrastive loss help learn discriminative features and improve class-level recognition accuracy.”
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Interpretationnone givenAt the end of training Bi-GAN, two generators can transform samples from one domain to the other.
“At the end of training Bi-GAN, we will have two generators that can transform samples from one domain to the other.”
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InterpretationreasoningContrastive learning is needed to better align the samples, which is the key contribution of the work.
“That's why we need to use contrastive learning to better align the samples, which is the key contribution of our work.”
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InterpretationreasoningDANN is the most expensive method because it performs adaptation with feature learning and employs an end-to-end training regime, which takes longer to converge.
“DANN is the most expensive as it performs adaptation with feature learning and employs an end-to-end training regime, which takes longer to converge.”
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Interpretationown dataThe difficulty of transferring activity models depends on different body parts more than different sides between the same body part: body parts, even though on different sides, have similar motion patterns.
“This suggests that the difficulty of transferring activity models depends on different body parts more than different sides between the same body part: body parts, even though on different sides, have similar motion patterns.”
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Interpretationnone givenContrasGAN requires only one well-annotated domain and can transfer the activity model from this domain to many other unlabelled domains.
“Our technique requires only one well-annotated domain and can transfer the activity model from this domain to many other unlabelled domains.”
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Study design and conductcitationWe follow state-of-the-art UDA evaluation methodology by performing stratified split on target domain data into 60% training, 20% validation, and 20% testing.
“For each run, we follow the state-of-the-art UDA evaluation methodology [9,44,54] by performing stratified split on the target domain data into 60% for training, 20% for validation, and 20% for testing.”
Quote in the paperSubstantial claim0 of 3 sources checked- cites [9] Cook, 2013, Transfer learning for activity recognition: A survey, Knowl. Inf. Syst. source
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- cites [44] Bashmal, 2018, Siamese-GAN: Learning invariant representations for aerial vehicle image categorization, Remote Sens. source
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- cites [54] Plötz, 2021
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Interpretationown dataWith class-level alignment, ContrasGAN can achieve more balanced accuracy on each class, leading to much higher macro-F1 scores than all comparison techniques.
“It is also worth noting that with class-level alignment ContrasGAN can achieve more balanced accuracy on each class, leading to much higher macro-F1 scores than all the comparison techniques.”
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Interpretationnone givenA user pair with high lower-bound accuracy suggests that these users' data have similar distributions, and thus the difficulty of transfer learning will be lower.
“For example, a user pair with a high lower-bound accuracy suggests that these users' data have similar distributions, and thus that the difficulty of transfer learning will be lower.”
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InterpretationreasoningThe prediction discrepancy between two classifiers guides the generator to better map target samples onto the source domain and guides classifier update to adapt to transformed target samples.
“This discrepancy will guide the generator to better map target samples onto the source domain and thus minimise the discrepancy, and guide the classifier update to adapt to the transformed target samples.”
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InterpretationreasoningIn the end, the improved target generator can accurately transform target samples to the source domain and the classifier can predict labels for transformed target samples.
“In the end, we will have improved target generator that can accurately transform target samples to the source domain and the classifier that can predict labels for transformed target samples.”
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Interpretationnone givenCombining bi-directional GAN and contrastive learning has potential in learning distinctive feature transfer and thus leading to effective activity model transfer.
“Our work suggests the potential of combining bi-directional GAN and contrastive learning in learning distinctive feature transfer and thus leading to effective activity model transfer.”
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Interpretationown dataThe lower-bound accuracy indicates the difficulty level of adaptation tasks: the easiest is same body part between different sides, while tasks between different body parts are more difficult.
“The lower-bound accuracy indicates the difficulty level of these adaptation tasks: the easiest one is the same body part between different sides such as left arm to right arm, while the tasks between different body parts are more difficult.”
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Premisenone givenContrastive learning has strength in learning intra-class compactness and inter-class separability.
“To do so, we will first look at contrastive learning that has the strength in learning intra-class compactness (i.e., grouping samples that share the same class labels) and inter-class separability (i.e., pushing apart samples with different class labels).”
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Study design and conductnone givenWe run each experiment 10 times and report the mean of macro and micro F1-scores as the final result.
“For each experiment, we run 10 times and report the mean of macro and micro F1-scores as the final result.”
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Study design and conductown dataThe approach has only been validated on three datasets.
“One limitation of our work is that we have only validated our approach on three datasets”
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Most machine learning techniques require a large amount of well-annotated data to train a sophisticated model.
“However, most require a large amount of well-annotated data to train a sophisticated model.”
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Jointly optimising intra-class and inter-class discrepancies improves adaptation performance.
“The intra-class and inter-class discrepancies are jointly optimised to improve the adaptation performance.”
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The MMD loss forces the normalised features in the two domains to be identically distributed, improving global domain alignment.
“The MMD loss forces the normalised features in the two domains to be identically distributed, improving the global domain alignment.”
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The upper-bound baseline indicates the best performance achievable on the target data.
“the upper-bound baseline trains a classifier with 80% of original target data and test on 20% of the target data, which indicates the best performance that we can achieve on the target data”
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The lower-bound baseline indicates the difference between source and target domains and the difficulty of a transfer learning task.
“the lower-bound baseline trains a classifier with all of the source data and test on the target data, which suggests the difference between source and target domains and thus indicates the difficulty of a transfer learning task.”
The paper relies on this without support.
Bi-GAN allows the transformation of instances between source and target domains.
“train a Bi-GAN model and to allow the transformation of instances between source and target domains”
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ShiftGAN is built on Bi-GAN and extends it with kernel mean matching to align transformed target data with real target data.
“ShiftGAN is also built on Bi-GAN and extends it with kernel mean matching technique to align transformed target data with the real target data.”
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Transfer learning under conditions of cross-body, cross-user, and cross-sensor has been demonstrated superior performance in [246].
“Even more, transfer learning under conditions of cross-body, cross-user, and cross-sensor has been demonstrated superior performance in [246].”
From Deep Learning in Human Activity Recognition with Wearable Sensors: A Review on Advances (2022) · cites this paper as [246]
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Claim of outperforming techniques on every dataset conflicts with PAMAP cross-user result
MajorThe summary claims ContrasGAN outperforms the other techniques over all datasets, but the reported PAMAP cross-user average is 0.05 below DeepCORAL's.
“• ContrasGAN outperforms the state-of-the-art techniques on all the transfer learning tasks and over all the datasets with low computational footprint.”
“On PAMAP in Figure 8a, ContrasGAN has achieved the averaged macro-F1 scores of 0.67 (0.05 lower than DeepCORAL)”
Training-time caption reverses the comparison in the text
MinorThe caption calls ContrasGAN the fastest technique on average, whereas the accompanying discussion says ShiftGAN and DAN take the least time and ContrasGAN takes 10 minutes more.
“ContrasGAN has the smallest training time averaged across 15 transfer learning tasks.”
“ShiftGAN and DAN have the least training time and ContrasGAN takes 10 more minutes (45% more time) on average when training each task.”
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- Authors
- Sanabria, A. R., Zambonelli, F., Dobson, S., & Ye, J.
- Affiliations
- University of St Andrews (GB)
- University of Modena and Reggio Emilia (IT)
- Corresponding author
- Sanabria, Andrea Rosales
- Venue
- Pervasive and Mobile Computing
- Publisher
- Elsevier BV
- Published
- 2021-12
- Volume
- 78
- Pages
- 101477
- ISSN
- 1574-1192 (ISSN-L)
- OpenAlex
- W3212570822
- Cited by
- 43
- References
- 73
- Citations by year
- 2026: 3 · 2025: 12 · 2024: 14 · 2023: 11 · 2022: 3
- FWCI
- 2.47
- Type
- journal article
- Language
- en
- Open access
- green
- hdl.handle.net
- Licence
- Locations
- Pervasive and Mobile Computing (publishedVersion)
- St Andrews Research Repository (St Andrews Research Repository) (acceptedVersion)
- IRIS UNIMORE (University of Modena and Reggio Emilia) (submittedVersion, cc-by)
- Topics
- Physical Sciences › Computer Science › Artificial Intelligence › Domain Adaptation and Few-Shot Learning
- Physical Sciences › Computer Science › Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition › Context-Aware Activity Recognition Systems
- Physical Sciences › Engineering › Biomedical Engineering › Gait Recognition and Analysis
- Keywords
- human activity recognition, unsupervised domain adaptation, generative adversarial networks, contrastive learning, wearable sensors, sensor data, transfer learning
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