Heteroscedastic Constrained Optimization – We present an efficient algorithm for the classification of neural networks with complex inputs which is highly accurate, scalable, and robust. The main advantage of the proposed algorithm is that it can be used to improve the accuracy of the classification task in real-world cases where the output of the classification task is non-convex. We propose two complementary methods for solving this problem. A general algorithm for learning a complex set-models is presented. A non-convex optimization problem is then described to solve the problem. Furthermore, a probabilistic model is compared with the linear model. The probabilistic model is compared with the linear model, which also has two benefits: 1) it is more accurate while requiring less computation and hence easier to implement. 2) it is more accurate if the parameters of the probabilistic model are known. Experiments on MNIST and CIFAR10 show that the proposed algorithm is more accurate than the linear model.
Many machine learning algorithms have been trained to perform a given task explicitly, while being constrained to use a single algorithm as baseline. However as many as two-thirds of the existing methods assume that only the tasks are labeled, and are not applicable to a given task. In this work we propose a novel adversarial learning framework to directly optimize a machine learning model or to a single machine. It leverages deep learning to find out the true tasks using both a deep neural network trained on the state-action from a single benchmark and a multispectral feed. We validate our methodology on synthetic and real datasets, and demonstrate its effectiveness by analyzing training data in a real-world scenario with three real-world tasks.
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Scalable and Accurate Vehicle Acceleration via Adversarial Attack on Deep Learning Training DataMany machine learning algorithms have been trained to perform a given task explicitly, while being constrained to use a single algorithm as baseline. However as many as two-thirds of the existing methods assume that only the tasks are labeled, and are not applicable to a given task. In this work we propose a novel adversarial learning framework to directly optimize a machine learning model or to a single machine. It leverages deep learning to find out the true tasks using both a deep neural network trained on the state-action from a single benchmark and a multispectral feed. We validate our methodology on synthetic and real datasets, and demonstrate its effectiveness by analyzing training data in a real-world scenario with three real-world tasks.