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Adversarially trained neural representations are already as robust as biological neural representations

ICML 2022 · Adversarial robustness and security › Attacks on text and graphs · approach: Biologically inspired robust vision · 19 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Adversarial training (l2 eps=3) of ResNet50 and WideResNet50-4ImageNet unit-level penultimate layer · ImageNet unit-level adversarial sensitivitynormalized adversarial sensitivity (lower is better): slightly less sensitive than IT neural sitesHelped
Standard (non-robust) training of ResNet50ImageNet unit-level penultimate layer · ImageNet unit-level adversarial sensitivitynormalized adversarial sensitivity (lower is better): over 10-fold larger than baseline variation, ~10-fold more than IT sitesHurt
Adversarial perturbations on non-preferred images with l2 eps=10IT neural sites · category preference manipulationmulti-unit firing rate (Hz): 310±60Hz vs 216±60Hz for most-preferred categoriesHelped

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