Maximal Robust Neural Network Specifications via Oracle-guided Numerical Optimi...
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MaRVeL computes maximal non-uniform robust specifications that explicitly maximize a chosen norm by coupling a numerical optimizer with a non-differentiable verifier as an oracle-guided numerical optimization loop. The optimizer proposes candidate specifications, the verifier returns closest inputs on decision boundaries, and the optimizer uses those points to compute gradients and expand the specification while preserving robustness. Evaluation across datasets and classifiers yields specifications 5.1x larger than prior methods and on a 2D dataset reaches 93% of optimal average diameter versus 26% for earlier work.
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