Transformer-based ReID embeddings encode BMI most strongly in deeper layers, followed by pitch, gender, and yaw, with pose peaking in middle layers and BMI increasing with depth; cross-spectral settings shift reliance toward structural cues.
Understanding black-box predictions via influence functions
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Parameter-difference and model-inversion attacks can identify forgotten classes after machine unlearning on standard image datasets.
PhiNet adds phonetic interpretability to speaker verification while matching the accuracy of standard black-box models on VoxCeleb, SITW, and LibriSpeech.
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AttriBE: Quantifying Attribute Expressivity in Body Embeddings for Recognition and Identification
Transformer-based ReID embeddings encode BMI most strongly in deeper layers, followed by pitch, gender, and yaw, with pose peaking in middle layers and BMI increasing with depth; cross-spectral settings shift reliance toward structural cues.
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Label Leakage Attacks in Machine Unlearning: A Parameter and Inversion-Based Approach
Parameter-difference and model-inversion attacks can identify forgotten classes after machine unlearning on standard image datasets.
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PhiNet: Speaker Verification with Phonetic Interpretability
PhiNet adds phonetic interpretability to speaker verification while matching the accuracy of standard black-box models on VoxCeleb, SITW, and LibriSpeech.