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AutoLoRa: An Automated Robust Fine-Tuning Framework

ICLR 2024 · Adversarial robustness and security › Certified and empirical robustness · approach: Adversarial training with feature consistency

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Identifies gradient conflict between adversarial and natural objectives in robust fine-tuning (RFT) of feature extractors and proposes AutoLoRa, an automated robust fine-tuning framework.

Problem

Robust fine-tuning (RFT) for adversarial robustness in downstream applications suffers from divergent gradient directions when optimizing adversarial and natural objectives through the feature extractor.

Approach

Observes that jointly optimizing adversarial and natural objectives through the feature extractor yields significantly divergent gradient directions, and builds an automated framework (AutoLoRa) around this finding for robust fine-tuning.

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Builds on: robust fine-tuning

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