Robust image classification: analysis and applications
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Summary
Novel quantitative results that precisely describe the behavior of classifiers under perturbations of the data are provided, including a blessing of dimensionality phenomenon: in high-dimensional classification tasks, robustness to random noise can be achieved, even if the classifier is extremely unstable to adversarial perturbation.
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- 2016-01-01
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