Table 3.
Explicit transfer learning methods.
| Approach | References | Paradigm | Summary | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Non-parametric alignment |
MMD | Hang et al., 2019 | Motor imagery | Minimized MMD in a feature level and introduced CDFL |
| Chai et al., 2016 | Emotion | Minimized MMD in a feature level and trained AE and classifier separately | ||
| KLD | Zhang et al., 2017 | Sleep | Minimized KLD in a feature level and trained with classifier in an end-to-end manner | |
| EA | Kostas and Rudzicz, 2020 | Multi | Constrained that the mean covariance matrix becomes an identity matrix in a raw data level | |
| Adversarial learning |
A-cVAE (Wang Y. et al., 2018) |
Özdenizci et al., 2019 | Motor imagery | Added an adversarial network to cVAE, and trained cVAE and classifier separately |
| DANN (Ganin et al., 2016) |
Özdenizci et al., 2020 | Motor imagery | Devised DANN by exploiting various CNN-based architectures as their feature extractor | |
| Zhao H. et al., 2020 | Added center loss for target to minimize intra-class compactness and maximize inter-class separability | |||
| Tang and Zhang, 2020 | Fed output of a classifier into a domain discriminator | |||
| Jeon et al., 2019 | Selected source based on resting-state EEG signals | |||
| Wei et al., 2020b | RSVP | Selected sources based on a ranking of performances in subject-specific classifiers | ||
| Wang et al., 2021 | Emotion | Selected sources based on a ranking of performances in subject-specific classifiers and devised centroid alignment loss | ||
| Nasiri and Clifford, 2020 | Sleep | Estimated attention maps using channel-wise domain discriminators | ||
| Ma et al., 2019 | Drowsy | Trained additional parameters capturing subject-specific features |