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CIGR: Causal Invariant Representation Learning Framework With Global Redundancy Information for Open-Set Multi-Target Domain Adaptation.

Sep 2026 · IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence · Vol PP, pp. 1-15 · 0 citations
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A Causal-Invariant representation learning framework with Global Redundancy information (CIGR) for OSMTDA, and a graph-based multi-domain causal invariance learning (MCIL) module that generates virtual unknown features from redundant factors, enabling causally invariant representations for known and unknown classes.

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