ReflexFlow: Rethinking Learning Objective for Exposure Bias Alleviation in Flow Matching

The introduction of DAASH, a meta-attack framework, marks a significant advancement in generating effective and perceptually aligned adversarial examples, addressing the limitations of traditional Lp-norm constrained methods. This framework strategically composes existing attack methods in a multi-stage process, enhancing the perceptual alignment of adversarial examples.

Recent research challenges the notion that weight oscillations during Quantization Aware Training (QAT) are merely undesirable effects, proposing instead that they are crucial for enhancing the robustness of neural networks. The study demonstrates that these oscillations, induced by a new regularizer, can help maintain performance across various quantization levels, particularly in models like ResNet-18 and Tiny Vision Transformer evaluated on CIFAR-10 and Tiny ImageNet datasets.

A recent study explores the potential of pruning at initialization (PaI) by drawing inspiration from iterative pruning methods, aiming to enhance performance in deep learning models. The research highlights the significance of identifying surviving subnetworks based on initial features, which could lead to more efficient pruning strategies and reduced training costs, especially as neural networks grow in size.

A recent study has introduced a method for fully decentralized certified unlearning in machine learning, focusing on the removal of specific data influences from trained models without a central coordinator. This approach, termed RR-DU, employs a random-walk procedure to enhance privacy and mitigate data poisoning risks, providing convergence guarantees in convex scenarios and stationarity in nonconvex cases.

A new study proposes a structured initialization method for Vision Transformers (ViTs), aiming to integrate the strong inductive biases of Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) without altering the architecture. This approach is designed to enhance performance on small datasets while maintaining scalability as data increases.

A recent study has introduced a pruned version of Capsule Networks (CapsNets), demonstrating that it can operate up to 9.90 times faster than traditional architectures by eliminating 95% of Primary Capsules while maintaining accuracy across various datasets, including MNIST and CIFAR-10.

A recent study highlights the vulnerabilities of backdoor defenses in neural networks when subjected to post-training quantization, revealing that INT8 quantization leads to a 0% detection rate for all evaluated defenses while attack success rates remain above 99%. This raises concerns about the effectiveness of existing security measures in machine learning systems.

A new method called Coefficients-Preserving Sampling (CPS) has been introduced to enhance Reinforcement Learning (RL) applications in Flow Matching, addressing the noise artifacts caused by Stochastic Differential Equation (SDE)-based sampling. This reformulation aims to improve image and video generation quality by reducing detrimental noise during the inference process.