 i) most domain adaptation methods are designed for labeled source and unlabeled target domain whereas BCI tasks generally have multiple annotated domains. ii) most of the methods do not consider negatively transferable to disrupt generalization ability.
<clarity>  i) most domain adaptation methods are designed for labeled source and unlabeled target domain whereas BCI tasks generally have multiple annotated domains. ii) most of the methods do not consider negatively transferable to disrupt generalization ability.
 i) most domain adaptation methods are designed for labeled source and unlabeled target domain whereas BCI tasks generally have multiple annotated domains. (ii) Most of the existing methods do not consider negatively transferable to disrupt generalization ability.