Felipe Leno da Silva, R. Glatt, Raphael Cóbe, R. Vicente
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Although Machine Learning algorithms are solving tasks of ever-increasing complexity, gathering data and building training sets remains an error prone, costly, and difficult problem. However, reusing knowledge from related previouslysolved tasks enables reducing the amount of data required to learn a new task. We here propose a method for learning a mapping model that maps data from a source task with labeled data to a related target task with only unlabeled data. We perform an empirical evaluation showing that our method achieves performance comparable to a model learned directly in the target task.