Introduces a semantic hierarchy-aware progressive codec that decomposes latents into ordered channel blocks for improved coarse recognition at low bitrates while preserving fine-grained accuracy at higher rates.
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CAAP creates universal cross-shaped adversarial patches that disrupt palmprint recognition models under realistic capture distortions, showing high attack success and partial resistance to adversarial training on multiple datasets.
Coward detects backdoors in federated learning by injecting a collision-suppressed watermark on OOD data to invert the detection paradigm and limit OOD bias effects.
DFBScanner detects backdoors by combining anomaly indicators from final-layer parameters into a Trojan clue score, reporting 97.17% true-positive rate, 0.95% false-positive rate, and 1 ms average detection time on a benchmark of over 5,000 models.
CORF unifies domain generalization and class-incremental learning via selective sample refinement with spatial maps and confidence weighting plus cascaded relational distillation.
BicKD introduces a bilateral contrastive loss in knowledge distillation that strengthens class-wise orthogonality and intra-class consistency in predictive distributions, outperforming prior logit-based methods.
The paper derives closed-form minimum achievable rates under semantic distance and complexity constraints for Gaussian and binary sources, demonstrating a fundamental three-way tradeoff validated on image and video data.
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Coarse-to-Fine: Progressive Image Compression for Semantically Hierarchical Classification
Introduces a semantic hierarchy-aware progressive codec that decomposes latents into ordered channel blocks for improved coarse recognition at low bitrates while preserving fine-grained accuracy at higher rates.
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CAAP: Capture-Aware Adversarial Patch Attacks on Palmprint Recognition Models
CAAP creates universal cross-shaped adversarial patches that disrupt palmprint recognition models under realistic capture distortions, showing high attack success and partial resistance to adversarial training on multiple datasets.
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Coward: Collision-based OOD Watermarking for Practical Proactive Federated Backdoor Detection
Coward detects backdoors in federated learning by injecting a collision-suppressed watermark on OOD data to invert the detection paradigm and limit OOD bias effects.
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Lightweight and Fast Backdoor Model Detection
DFBScanner detects backdoors by combining anomaly indicators from final-layer parameters into a Trojan clue score, reporting 97.17% true-positive rate, 0.95% false-positive rate, and 1 ms average detection time on a benchmark of over 5,000 models.
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Cross-Sample Relational Fusion: Unifying Domain Generalization and Class-Incremental Learning
CORF unifies domain generalization and class-incremental learning via selective sample refinement with spatial maps and confidence weighting plus cascaded relational distillation.
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BicKD: Bilateral Contrastive Knowledge Distillation
BicKD introduces a bilateral contrastive loss in knowledge distillation that strengthens class-wise orthogonality and intra-class consistency in predictive distributions, outperforming prior logit-based methods.
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On the Rate-Distortion-Complexity Tradeoff for Semantic Communication
The paper derives closed-form minimum achievable rates under semantic distance and complexity constraints for Gaussian and binary sources, demonstrating a fundamental three-way tradeoff validated on image and video data.