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Multi-source Transfer Learning of Time Series with a Shapelet-based Distance Measure

Transfer learning is an effective technique for addressing data scarcity in deep learning for time series classification, but its success depends on the selection of source datasets. Conventional transferability estimation methods are often computationally expensive, as they require fully pre-training a model on each potential source dataset to assess its suitability. This paper introduces a novel, training-free source selection method named Shapelet Matching. Our approach first identifies discriminative shapelets from the target and potential source datasets. Then, Shapelet Matching quantifies dataset similarity by comparing the extracted sets of shapelets. To mitigate the risk of negati...

AuthorsJiseok Lee, Brian Kenji Iwana
Primary categorycs.LG
Published14 September 2026
Last updated at source14 September 2026
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