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arxiv 1704.01547 v1 pith:SYT7Y3U6 submitted 2017-04-05 stat.ML cs.LGq-bio.NC

classification stat.MLcs.LGq-bio.NC
keywords networksattackssaturatedadversarialdeepgradienthighlylimitations
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A recent paper suggests that Deep Neural Networks can be protected from gradient-based adversarial perturbations by driving the network activations into a highly saturated regime. Here we analyse such saturated networks and show that the attacks fail due to numerical limitations in the gradient computations. A simple stabilisation of the gradient estimates enables successful and efficient attacks. Thus, it has yet to be shown that the robustness observed in highly saturated networks is not simply due to numerical limitations.

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