  In recent years, online distillation has emerged as a powerful technique for
adapting real-time deep neural networks on the fly using a slow, but accurate
teacher model. However, a major challenge in online distillation is
catastrophic forgetting when the domain shifts, which occurs when the student
model is updated with data from the new domain and forgets previously learned
knowledge. In this paper, we propose a solution to this issue by leveraging the
power of continual learning methods to reduce the impact of domain shifts.
Specifically, we integrate several state-of-the-art continual learning methods
in the context of online distillation and demonstrate their effectiveness in
reducing catastrophic forgetting. Furthermore, we provide a detailed analysis
of our proposed solution in the case of cyclic domain shifts. Our experimental
results demonstrate the efficacy of our approach in improving the robustness
and accuracy of online distillation, with potential applications in domains
such as video surveillance or autonomous driving. Overall, our work represents
an important step forward in the field of online distillation and continual
learning, with the potential to significantly impact real-world applications.
