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Out2In: Towards Machine Learning Models Resilient to Adversarial and Natural Distribution Shifts
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Despite recent progress, the susceptibility of machine learning models
to adversarial examples remains a challenge —which calls for
rethinking the defense strategy. In this paper, we investigate the
cause-effect link between adversarial examples and the
out-of-distribution (OOD) problem. To that end, we propose Out2In, an
OOD generalization method that is resilient to not only adversarial but
also natural distribution shifts. Through an OOD to in-distribution
mapping intuition that leverages image-to-image translation, Out2In
translates OOD inputs to the data distribution used to train/test the
model. First, we experimentally confirm that the adversarial examples
problem is related to the wider OOD generalization problem. Then,
through extensive experiments on three benchmark image datasets (MNIST,
CIFAR10, and ImageNet), we show that Out2In consistently improves
robustness to OOD adversarial inputs and outperforms state-of-the-art
defenses by a significant margin, while preserving the exact accuracy on
benign (in-distribution) data. Furthermore, it generalizes on naturally
OOD inputs such as darker or sharper images
Title: Out2In: Towards Machine Learning Models Resilient to Adversarial and Natural Distribution Shifts
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Despite recent progress, the susceptibility of machine learning models
to adversarial examples remains a challenge —which calls for
rethinking the defense strategy.
In this paper, we investigate the
cause-effect link between adversarial examples and the
out-of-distribution (OOD) problem.
To that end, we propose Out2In, an
OOD generalization method that is resilient to not only adversarial but
also natural distribution shifts.
Through an OOD to in-distribution
mapping intuition that leverages image-to-image translation, Out2In
translates OOD inputs to the data distribution used to train/test the
model.
First, we experimentally confirm that the adversarial examples
problem is related to the wider OOD generalization problem.
Then,
through extensive experiments on three benchmark image datasets (MNIST,
CIFAR10, and ImageNet), we show that Out2In consistently improves
robustness to OOD adversarial inputs and outperforms state-of-the-art
defenses by a significant margin, while preserving the exact accuracy on
benign (in-distribution) data.
Furthermore, it generalizes on naturally
OOD inputs such as darker or sharper images.
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