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Improving Neural Language Modeling via Adversarial Training

ICML 2019 · Adversarial robustness and security › Attacks on text and graphs · approach: Adversarial prompts for language models · 53 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add adversarial softmax training to AWD-LSTM + MoS + Partial ShuffledAWD-LSTM + MoS + Partial Shuffled · PTB testperplexity: 47.49 -> 46.01Helped
Add adversarial softmax training to AWD-LSTMAWD-LSTM · WT2 testperplexity: 44.30 -> 40.71Helped
Add adversarial training to 4 layer QRNN4 layer QRNN · WT103 testperplexity: 33.0 -> 31.6Helped
Add adversarial training to Transformer BaseTransformer Base · WMT2014 En→De testBLEU: 27.30 -> 28.43Helped
Add adversarial training to Transformer SmallTransformer Small · IWSLT2014 De→En testBLEU: 32.47 -> 33.61Helped
Use adversarial perturbation magnitude α in [0.001,0.01] rather than zero (ablation)PTB language model · PTBperplexityHelped
Increase perturbation magnitude to α=0.05 (ablation)PTB language model · PTBperplexityHurt
Back-propagate through the ε||h|| norm term (ablation)Adversarial MLE · language modelingtraining errorHurt

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