Adversarial Learning
Adversarial learning is a machine learning technique that improves model robustness and fairness by pitting two neural networks against each other—a generator and a discriminator—in a competitive training process. Current research focuses on applications across diverse fields, including improving fairness in predictive analytics, enhancing robustness in reinforcement learning and domain adaptation, and mitigating the effects of adversarial attacks on various models. This approach is significant because it addresses critical limitations of standard machine learning methods, leading to more reliable and equitable outcomes in various applications, from financial risk assessment to medical image analysis and autonomous systems.
Papers
Transfer: Cross Modality Knowledge Transfer using Adversarial Networks -- A Study on Gesture Recognition
Payal Kamboj, Ayan Banerjee, Sandeep K. S. Gupta
The race to robustness: exploiting fragile models for urban camouflage and the imperative for machine learning security
Harriet Farlow, Matthew Garratt, Gavin Mount, Tim Lynar
Pseudo-Trilateral Adversarial Training for Domain Adaptive Traversability Prediction
Zheng Chen, Durgakant Pushp, Jason M. Gregory, Lantao Liu