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20172022
most citedTRGP: Trust Region Gradient Projection for Continual Learning

22 citations · 80 across the 17 of their papers we have counts for

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30 papers

cs.LG20226 cited

ResSFL: A Resistance Transfer Framework for Defending Model Inversion Attack in Split Federated Learning

Jingtao Li, Adnan Siraj Rakin, Xing Chen +3

This work aims to tackle Model Inversion (MI) attack on Split Federated Learning (SFL). SFL is a recent distributed training scheme where multiple clients send intermediate activat…

cs.LG202222 cited

TRGP: Trust Region Gradient Projection for Continual Learning

Sen Lin, Li Yang, Deliang Fan +1

Catastrophic forgetting is one of the major challenges in continual learning. To address this issue, some existing methods put restrictive constraints on the optimization space of…

cs.CR2021

DeepSteal: Advanced Model Extractions Leveraging Efficient Weight Stealing in Memories

Adnan Siraj Rakin, Md Hafizul Islam Chowdhuryy, Fan Yao +1

Recent advancements of Deep Neural Networks (DNNs) have seen widespread deployment in multiple security-sensitive domains. The need of resource-intensive training and use of valuab…

cs.LG20213 cited

GROWN: GRow Only When Necessary for Continual Learning

Li Yang, Sen Lin, Junshan Zhang +1

Catastrophic forgetting is a notorious issue in deep learning, referring to the fact that Deep Neural Networks (DNN) could forget the knowledge about earlier tasks when learning ne…

cs.LG20213 cited

RA-BNN: Constructing Robust & Accurate Binary Neural Network to Simultaneously Defend Adversarial Bit-Flip Attack and Improve Accuracy

Adnan Siraj Rakin, Li Yang, Jingtao Li +5

Recently developed adversarial weight attack, a.k.a. bit-flip attack (BFA), has shown enormous success in compromising Deep Neural Network (DNN) performance with an extremely small…

cs.CV2020

:Dynamic Additive Attention Adaption for Memory-EfficientOn-Device Multi-Domain Learning

Li Yang, Adnan Siraj Rakin, Deliang Fan

Nowadays, one practical limitation of deep neural network (DNN) is its high degree of specialization to a single task or domain (e.g., one visual domain). It motivates researchers…