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Neural Lineage

CVPR 2024 · Detection and segmentation › Open-set and few-shot detection · approach: Object-level representation learning · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Introduces neural lineage detection, the task of identifying which parent model a fine-tuned child model came from, with a learning-free linearization-based similarity method and a learning-based transformer lineage detector.

Problem

Given a child model, identify which of a set of candidate parent models it was fully fine-tuned from, without relying on watermarks or fingerprints.

Approach

Approximates the fine-tuning process via first-order Taylor linearization (NTK-style) and folds it into model similarity metrics via a single-backprop approximation; a learning-based detector encodes parent/child weights and features and classifies with a transformer.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use the learning-based Lineage Detector instead of the strongest similarity-based baselineResNet18 lineage detection · CIFAR10accuracy: 94.64±0.63 -> 99.87±0.07Helped
Use the learning-based Lineage Detector instead of the strongest similarity-based baselineResNet18 lineage detection · CIFAR10 imbalancedaccuracy: 95.84±0.99 -> 97.01±0.41Helped
Use the learning-based Lineage Detector instead of the strongest similarity-based baselineResNet18 lineage detection · CIFAR10 5-shotaccuracy: 99.89±0.62 -> 99.91±0.52No clear effect
Add the fine-tuning approximation to l1 similarity (ablation)ResNet18 lineage detection · FMNISTaccuracy: 90.37±0.82 -> 98.81±0.41Helped
Add the fine-tuning approximation to l1 similarity (ablation)ResNet18 lineage detection · CIFAR10accuracy: 90.19±1.33 -> 94.64±0.63Helped
Add the fine-tuning approximation to l1 similarity (ablation)ResNet18 lineage detection · CIFAR10 imbalancedaccuracy: 87.50±1.11 -> 95.84±0.99Helped
Add the fine-tuning approximation to CKA (ablation)ResNet18 lineage detection · CIFAR10accuracy: 45.83±0.81 -> 47.62±0.94No clear effect
Use the learning-based Lineage Detector instead of the strongest similarity-based baselinelineage detection · Object detectionaccuracy: 96.42±1.23 -> 99.28±0.72Helped
Use the learning-based Lineage Detector instead of the strongest similarity-based baselinelineage detection · Segmentationaccuracy: 35.41±2.29 -> 37.56±4.04Helped
Use the learning-based Lineage Detector instead of l2 with approximationlineage detection · Continual learningaccuracy: 99.83±0.21 -> 99.18±0.63Hurt
Use the learning-based Lineage Detector instead of the strongest similarity-based baselinelineage detection · Knowledge distillationaccuracy: 94.03±1.23 -> 99.07±0.07Helped
Increase fine-tuning learning rate or iteration count (ablation)ResNet18 lineage detection on CIFAR10 · CIFAR10accuracyHurt

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: MNIST CIFAR100 ImageNet FMNIST EMNIST-Letters EMNIST-Balanced CIFAR10 SVHN Pet DTD PASCAL

Benchmarks: CIFAR10 FMNIST EMNIST SVHN DTD Pet PASCAL detection/segmentation

Metrics: lineage detection accuracy

Baselines: CKA DC l1 distance l2 distance l-infinity distance lp distance log-sum-exp similarity

Builds on: Neural Tangent Kernel Centered Kernel Alignment Distance Correlation EWC

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