An Information-theoretic Approach to Distribution Shifts
–Neural Information Processing Systems
One of the most common assumptions for machine learning models is that the training and test data are independently and identically sampled (IID) from the same distribution. In practice, this assumption does not hold in many practical scenarios (Bengio et al., 2020).
Neural Information Processing Systems
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