AdvScene is a scene-grounded evaluation method using Adversarial Patch-to-Scene Embedding (APSE) to map the operational envelope of physical adversarial patches in reconstructed real environments.
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AdvScene: Rethinking Adversarial Patch Evaluation Through Scene Robustness
AdvScene is a scene-grounded evaluation method using Adversarial Patch-to-Scene Embedding (APSE) to map the operational envelope of physical adversarial patches in reconstructed real environments.