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Game-theoretic defense of adversarial distributed support vector machines
Rui Zhang,
Quanyan Zhu
Electrical and Computer Engineering
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Game Analysis
100%
Distributed Support Vector Machines
100%
Adversary
42%
Machine Learner
42%
Attacker
28%
Defense Strategy
28%
Resilience
14%
Nash Equilibrium
14%
Resilient
14%
Numerical Experiments
14%
Learning Outcomes
14%
Machine Learning
14%
Number of Sensors
14%
Learning Algorithm
14%
Classification Task
14%
Verification Method
14%
Training Samples
14%
Game Model
14%
Rejection Method
14%
Control Unit
14%
Networked Systems
14%
Prediction Task
14%
Misclassification
14%
Sensor Unit
14%
Distributed Learning Algorithm
14%
Adversarial Environment
14%
Conflicting Interests
14%
Multisensor Classification
14%
Misprediction
14%
Support Vector Machine Algorithm
14%
Sensor Prediction
14%
Balanced Networks
14%
Computer Science
Support Vector Machine
100%
Machine Learner
50%
Attackers
33%
Learning Algorithm
33%
Defense Strategy
33%
Nash Equilibrium
16%
Machine Learning
16%
Distributed Systems
16%
Support Vector Machine
16%
Training Sample
16%
Control Unit
16%
Theoretic Framework
16%
Distributed Learning
16%
multi sensor
16%
Conflicting Interest
16%
Rejection Method
16%
Potential Adversary
16%