Challenge: Existing approaches to cross-domain sentiment classification focus on domain-invariant representations, but few focus on the domain-specific information.
Approach: They propose to distill domain-invariant sentiment features with an orthogonal domain-dependent task . the orthogonalist task is built on the aspects varying widely in different domains .
Outcome: The proposed method improves domain-invariant features and transfer performance on three public datasets.

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