Su Wen

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2 Papers

4.6LGApr 7, 2022
Optimization Models and Interpretations for Three Types of Adversarial Perturbations against Support Vector Machines

Wen Su, Qingna Li, Chunfeng Cui

Adversarial perturbations have drawn great attentions in various deep neural networks. Most of them are computed by iterations and cannot be interpreted very well. In contrast, little attentions are paid to basic machine learning models such as support vector machines. In this paper, we investigate the optimization models and the interpretations for three types of adversarial perturbations against support vector machines, including sample-adversarial perturbations (sAP), class-universal adversarial perturbations (cuAP) as well as universal adversarial perturbations (uAP). For linear binary/multi classification support vector machines (SVMs), we derive the explicit solutions for sAP, cuAP and uAP (binary case), and approximate solution for uAP of multi-classification. We also obtain the upper bound of fooling rate for uAP. Such results not only increase the interpretability of the three adversarial perturbations, but also provide great convenience in computation since iterative process can be avoided. Numerical results show that our method is fast and effective in calculating three types of adversarial perturbations.

3.3LGJun 12, 2022
An Efficient Method for Sample Adversarial Perturbations against Nonlinear Support Vector Machines

Wen Su, Qingna Li

Adversarial perturbations have drawn great attentions in various machine learning models. In this paper, we investigate the sample adversarial perturbations for nonlinear support vector machines (SVMs). Due to the implicit form of the nonlinear functions mapping data to the feature space, it is difficult to obtain the explicit form of the adversarial perturbations. By exploring the special property of nonlinear SVMs, we transform the optimization problem of attacking nonlinear SVMs into a nonlinear KKT system. Such a system can be solved by various numerical methods. Numerical results show that our method is efficient in computing adversarial perturbations.