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48 results for adversarial mixup

Mixup improves model robustness and generalization by convexly combining examples.

problem Improving model robustness and generalization.
method Using Mixup augmentation in training, which involves convex combinations of pairs of examples and their labels.
result Mixup training helps models exhibit robustness to adversarial attacks and reduces overfitting.

Large deep neural networks are powerful, but exhibit undesirable behaviors such as memorization and sensitivity to adversarial examples. In this work, we propose mixup, a simple learning principle to alleviate these issues. In essence, mixup trains a neural network on convex combinations of pairs of examples and their …

2017-10-25abs ↗pdf ↗

Enhances neural network robustness with Mixup and TLAT.

problem Neural networks are sensitive to various perturbations and adversarial examples.
method Combines Mixup augmentation with Targeted Labeling Adversarial Training (TLAT).
result M-TLAT increases robustness against 19 corruptions and 5 adversarial attacks without reducing clean sample accuracy.

Proposes a new regularization method for deep learning models.

problem Lack of leverage from neighboring sample relationships in existing regularization techniques.
method Patch-level Neighborhood Interpolation (Pani) that constructs patch-level graphs and linearly interpolates neighborhood patch features.
result Demonstrates effectiveness of Pani in both supervised and semi-supervised settings.

Deep neural networks excel at learning the training data, but often provide incorrect and confident predictions when evaluated on slightly different test examples. This includes distribution shifts, outliers, and adversarial examples. To address these issues, we propose Manifold Mixup, a simple regularizer that encoura…

2018-06-13abs ↗pdf ↗

Improves unsupervised domain adaptation by mixing source and target domains.

problem Improves unsupervised domain adaptation by mixing source and target domains.
method Enforces training constraints across domains using mixup formulation and feature-level consistency regularizer.
result Significantly improves state-of-the-art performance on image classification and human activity recognition tasks.

DMRL improves UDA by mixing source and target samples and enriching latent space structures.

problem Lack of class-aware information and insufficient samples for domain-invariant feature extraction.
method Dual Mixup Regularized Learning (DMRL) that conducts category and domain mixup regularizations.
result DMRL achieves state-of-the-art performance on domain adaptation benchmarks.

Paper explores combining auto-encoder representations to fool adversarial discriminators.

problem Combining auto-encoder representations to fool adversarial discriminators.
method Mixing function to produce interpolations of hidden states or masked combinations of latent representations.
result Shows that mixing function can produce interpolations consistent with a conditioned class label.

The paper introduces boundary thickness as a measure for improving model robustness.

problem Improving the robustness of machine learning models to adversarial and non-adversarial corruptions.
method Introducing boundary thickness as a measure and showing how various procedures can increase it.
result Thicker decision boundaries lead to improved robustness against adversarial and out-of-distribution transforms.

Mixup improves feature learning by mixing common and rare features.

problem Improving generalization in deep learning models.
method Mixup, a data augmentation technique, is applied to feature learning. Theoretical and experimental studies are conducted to understand its benefits.
result Mixup effectively learns rare features from common ones, leading to better generalization.

FMix improves model performance by distorting learned functions without distorting data distribution.

problem Improving model robustness and generalization performance in mixed sample data augmentation.
method Proposes FMix, an MSDA using random binary masks generated from Fourier space.
result FMix outperforms MixUp and CutMix, achieving state-of-the-art results on CIFAR-10.

Mixup training improves deep neural network calibration and predictive uncertainty.

problem Improving the reliability and confidence of deep neural network predictions.
method Mixup training combines random pairs of images and labels during training.
result DNNs trained with mixup show significantly better calibration and predictive uncertainty.

ε-Consistent Mixup improves semi-supervised classification accuracy.

problem Improving semi-supervised classification accuracy with limited labeled data.
method Combines Mixup's linear interpolation with consistency regularization, using an adaptive tradeoff between the two.
result ε-Consistent Mixup yields the largest gains in low label-availability scenarios.

Paper examines fairness of data augmentation methods, finding vanilla Mixup outperforms Fair Mixup.

problem Improving fairness in classification models with limited minority data.
method Uses multicalibration to rigorously evaluate and improve data augmentation methods for classification fairness.
result Vanilla Mixup outperforms Fair Mixup and baseline methods in fairness and accuracy, especially with small minority groups.

Mixup improves model accuracy and calibration through data transformation and random perturbation.

problem Improving model accuracy and calibration in machine learning.
method Interprets Mixup as empirical risk minimization with data transformation and random perturbation.
result Mixup induces multiple known regularization schemes that prevent overfitting and overconfident predictions.

RegMixMatch optimizes Mixup for semi-supervised learning by integrating high- and low-confidence samples.

problem Mixup degrades SSL performance by compromising artificial labels purity.
method RegMixMatch integrates high- and low-confidence samples, uses class-aware Mixup, and mitigates confirmation bias.
result RegMixMatch achieves state-of-the-art performance in SSL benchmarks.

MixUp is a recently proposed data-augmentation scheme, which linearly interpolates a random pair of training examples and correspondingly the one-hot representations of their labels. Training deep neural networks with such additional data is shown capable of significantly improving the predictive accuracy of the curren…

2018-09-07abs ↗pdf ↗

DIP improves Mixup by treating training and testing samples equally.

problem Mixup's effectiveness is hindered by the gap between augmented and original samples.
method Proposes Data Interpolating Prediction (DIP) to encapsulate sample mixing in the classifier's hypothesis class.
result Empirically shows DIP outperforms Mixup and reduces Rademacher complexity.

Enhances machine learning models by preserving data structure, addressing statistical distortions.

problem Statistical distortions in synthetic data generated by Mixup.
method Proposes a generalized mixup method with a flexible weighting scheme to preserve data structure.
result Preserves statistical properties of original data while maintaining model performance.

Mixes higher-order simplicial complexes for data augmentation.

problem Lack of labeled data for complex systems with multiway interactions.
method Proposes mixup mechanisms for simplicial complexes, including linear and nonlinear mixup, and a convex clustering mixup.
result Synthetic simplicial complexes interpolate between existing data based on homomorphism densities.

OMADA improves uncertainty calibration for deep networks.

problem Challenges in reliably quantifying uncertainty for modern deep networks.
method On-Manifold Adversarial Data Augmentation (OMADA) using latent space adversarial attacks.
result OMADA consistently yields more accurate and better calibrated classifiers than baseline models.

Data augmentation impacts adversarial risk; careful application recommended.

problem Understanding how data augmentation affects adversarial risk in deep learning.
method Empirical analysis using three measures of adversarial risk.
result Data augmentation does not always improve adversarial risk; augmented data influences models more.

Unified framework models graph data as a mixture of graphons using graph moments.

problem Graph datasets often mix from multiple underlying distributions.
method Model graph data as a mixture of graphons, using graph moments to cluster graphs.
result Graphs from similar graphons exhibit similar motif densities, enabling principled estimation of graphon mixture components.

SelMix fine-tunes pre-trained models to optimize non-decomposable objectives.

problem Optimizing non-decomposable performance measures for practical applications.
method Selective mixup fine-tuning of pre-trained models.
result SelMix significantly improves performance for various non-decomposable objectives.

XMixup improves transfer learning accuracy by 1.9% with less training time.

problem Efficiently transfer knowledge from large source datasets to target tasks with small samples.
method Cross-domain Mixup technique that selects auxiliary samples from source datasets and augments training samples via mixup strategy.
result Improves accuracy by 1.9% on average over six real-world transfer learning datasets.

Temperature scaling fails for distributions with class overlaps, while Mixup improves calibration.

problem Temperature scaling's performance degrades with class overlaps, leading to poor calibration.
method Identified temperature scaling's limitations and compared it with Mixup for calibration.
result Mixup significantly outperforms temperature scaling in calibration metrics with class overlaps.

DACL tackles domain-specific contrastive learning by using Mixup noise.

problem Domain-specific contrastive learning methods rely on data augmentation techniques that require domain knowledge.
method DACL uses Mixup noise to create similar and dissimilar examples without domain-specific data augmentation.
result DACL outperforms other domain-agnostic noising methods and combines well with domain-specific methods.