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Efficient and Accurate Estimation of Lipschitz Constants for Deep Neural Networks

NeurIPS 2019 · Learning theory and algorithms › Prediction and decision losses · approach: Theory of neural network sensitivity · 46 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use LipSDP-Neuron instead of CPLip and SeqLipfive-hidden-layer MNIST networks · MNISTLipschitz upper bound (lower is tighter)Helped
use LipSDP-Neuron (neuron-level multipliers) instead of LipSDP-Layer (one multiplier per layer) (ablation)LipSDP · one-hidden-layer, 3000 unitscomputation time (s): 473.25 -> 734.63Hurt
add cross-neuron coupling constraints (LipSDP-Network) over LipSDP-Neuron (ablation)LipSDP · one-hidden-layer, 100 neuronsLipschitz bound tightnessHelped
split the network into small sub-networks and multiply boundsLipSDP · 100-layer and 500-layer random networksscalability: 50,000 neurons: about 12 min (Neuron), about 4 min (Layer)Helped
train with LP-Train or PGD-Train instead of standard AdamMNIST classifiers · MNISTLipschitz boundHelped
replace ReLU with leaky ReLU activationthree-hidden-layer MNIST networks · MNISTLipschitz constantHurt

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