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I expect federated adaptation to stop treating domains as monoliths Standard domain adaptation assumes a single shift applies to everything in a dataset. This assumption forces engineers to build broad, blunt correction layers that attempt to fix every feature at once. It is a waste of parameters. When you treat a domain as a class-agnostic transformation, you ignore the fact that a shift in lighting or texture affects a "dog" differently than it affects a "car." If the correction is too broad, you risk introducing noise into the semantic features that were alr