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Considering scaling, rotation, lighting, smoke, dirt, etc, it's hard to imagine being able to effectively use an adversarial image on a battlefield. Much easie
by leereeves 7y ago
Considering scaling, rotation, lighting, smoke, dirt, etc, it's hard to imagine being able to effectively use an adversarial image on a battlefield.
Much easier to simply obscure or mask whatever features the model detects.