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Adversarial Machine Learning: Theory and Applications
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Adversarial Machine Learning: Fundamentals and Techniques
Explores adversarial machine learning, covering the generation of adversarial examples, robustness challenges, and techniques like Fast Gradient Sign Method.
Machine Learning and Modern AI: SWOT Analysis
Covers a SWOT analysis of Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence, exploring strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats in the field.
The Hidden Convex Optimization Landscape of Deep Neural Networks
Explores the hidden convex optimization landscape of deep neural networks, showcasing the transition from non-convex to convex models.
Neural Networks: Training and Optimization
Explores the training and optimization of neural networks, addressing challenges like non-convex loss functions and local minima.
Primal-dual Optimization III: Lagrangian Gradient Methods
Explores primal-dual optimization methods, emphasizing Lagrangian gradient techniques and their applications in data optimization.
Neural Networks: Training and Optimization
Explores neural network training, optimization, and environmental considerations, with insights into PCA and K-means clustering.
Optimality of Convergence Rates: Accelerated/Stochastic Gradient Descent
Covers the optimality of convergence rates in accelerated and stochastic gradient descent methods for non-convex optimization problems.
Machine Learning for Solving PDEs: Random Feature Method
Explores the Random Feature Method for solving PDEs using machine learning algorithms to approximate high-dimensional functions efficiently.
Structures in Non-Convex Optimization
Delves into structures in non-convex optimization, emphasizing scalable optimization for deep learning.
Adversarial Training: Optimization and Applications
Explores adversarial training optimization, practical implementation, interpretability, fairness, Wasserstein distance, and Wasserstein GANs.