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TC-ADA: One-Shot Active Domain Adaptation for Semantic Segmentation
Manual dense annotation remains a major obstacle to deploying semantic segmentation models in new driving environments. Active domain adaptation (ADA) seeks label-efficient transfer by annotating only a selected portion of the target domain. Existing ADA methods commonly implement this process throu
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