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Towards Fast Computation of Certified Robustness for ReLU Networks

ICML 2018 · Learning theory and algorithms › Combinatorial and search optimization · approach: Semidefinite relaxations for verification · 149 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use Fast-Lin rather than the global operator-norm boundReLU robustness certification · MNIST 2×[1024], ℓ∞, random targetcertified lower bound: 0.00263 -> 0.03083Helped
Use Fast-Lin rather than the global operator-norm boundReLU robustness certification · CIFAR 7×[1024], ℓ2, random targetcertified lower bound: 0.00029 -> 0.05938Helped
Use Fast-Lin instead of LPMNIST 2×[1024] robustness certification · MNIST 2×[1024], ℓ∞, random targetrunning time per image: 20.8 s -> 156 msHelped
Apply adversarial training with ε = 0.3MNIST 3×[1024] with Fast-Lin · MNIST 3×[1024], runner-up target, ℓ∞certified lower bound: 0.01826 -> 0.14730Helped
Apply defensive distillation with temperature = 100MNIST 3×[1024] with Fast-Lin · MNIST 3×[1024], runner-up target, ℓ∞certified lower bound: 0.01826 -> 0.02724Helped

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