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Comparing Methods. In order to assess our method in a broad context, the performances of GTDA has been compared with both standard domain adaptation methods, recent deep-learning based algo- rithm and baselines classifiers (SVM and LR). Furthermore, we assess the effectiveness of GTG, replacing it with other GT methods (Label Propagation, Label Spreading and Gaussian Fields and Harmonic Functions). In our experiments, since we are dealing with more than two classes, we used one-vs-all linear SVM and multi-class logistic regression. More details on the methods we experimented for comparative analysis are given below.
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