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> Maybe you meant “poorly handled case”? No, I meant adversarial. It's standard languge (jargon if you wish) from mathematical proofs.
by hhmc 4y ago
> Maybe you meant “poorly handled case”?
No, I meant adversarial. It's standard languge (jargon if you wish) from mathematical proofs.
- zamfi 4y agoHuh, interesting. In the ML and CS theory literature I’ve only ever seen “adversarial example” used to mean an input explicitly designed to produce a specific unexpected output, not just a worst-case output that isn’t what you want. Do you have an example use of this sense that I could look at to update myself?