Some Practice for Improving the Search Results of E-commerceFanyou Wu, Yang Liu, Rado Gazo et al. · amazon-science
In the Amazon KDD Cup 2022, we aim to apply natural language processing methods to improve the quality of search results that can significantly enhance user experience and engagement with search engines for e-commerce. We discuss our practical solution for this competition, ranking 6th in task one, 2nd in task two, and 2nd in task 3. The code is available at https://github.com/wufanyou/KDD-Cup-2022-Amazon.
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Efficient Project Gradient Descent for Ensemble Adversarial AttackFanyou Wu, Rado Gazo, Eva Haviarova et al.
Recent advances show that deep neural networks are not robust to deliberately crafted adversarial examples which many are generated by adding human imperceptible perturbation to clear input. Consider $l_2$ norms attacks, Project Gradient Descent (PGD) and the Carlini and Wagner (C\&W) attacks are the two main methods, where PGD control max perturbation for adversarial examples while C\&W approach treats perturbation as a regularization term optimized it with loss function together. If we carefully set parameters for any individual input, both methods become similar. In general, PGD attacks perform faster but obtains larger perturbation to find adversarial examples than the C\&W when fixing the parameters for all inputs. In this report, we propose an efficient modified PGD method for attacking ensemble models by automatically changing ensemble weights and step size per iteration per input. This method generates smaller perturbation adversarial examples than PGD method while remains efficient as compared to C\&W method. Our method won the first place in IJCAI19 Targeted Adversarial Attack competition.