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    • To propose a novel approach for domain generalization and adaptation using exemplar Support Vector Machines (SVMs).
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    • Decomposing the source domain into subdomains, each with one positive sample and all negatives.
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    • Selecting and reweighting confident classifiers based on distribution mismatch for prediction.

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    • Developed low-rank exemplar SVMs (LRE-SVMs) and low-rank exemplar least square SVMs (LRE-LSSVMs).
    • Achieved effective domain generalization and adaptation for fixed and evolving target domains.
    • Demonstrated effectiveness in object and action recognition experiments.

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    • The proposed LRE-SVM approach significantly enhances domain generalization and adaptation capabilities.
    • The method shows promise for handling complex, real-world visual recognition challenges.
    • Effectiveness is validated across various recognition tasks and evolving target domain scenarios.