Certified Distributional Robustness via Smoothed Classifiers
The robustness of deep neural networks against adversarial example attacks has received much attention recently. We focus on certified robustness of smoothed classifiers in this work, and propose to use the worst-case population loss over noisy inputs as a robustness metric. Under this metric, we provide a tractable upper bound serving as a robustness certificate by exploiting the duality. To improve the robustness, we further propose a noisy adversarial learning procedure to minimize the upper bound following the robust optimization framework. The smoothness of the loss function ensures the problem easy to optimize even for non-smooth neural networks. We show how our robustness certificate compares with others and the improvement over previous works. Experiments on a variety of datasets and models verify that in terms of empirical accuracies, our approach exceeds the state-of-the-art certified/heuristic methods in defending adversarial examples.
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