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Beyond generalization: a theory of robustness in machine learning

Freiesleben et al., 2023

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Freiesleben T
Grote T
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The term robustness is ubiquitous in modern Machine Learning (ML). However, its meaning varies depending on context and community. Researchers either focus on narrow technical definitions, such as adversarial robustness, natural distribution shifts, and performativity, or …
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