Adversarial Attacks on Deep Temporal Point Process
Adversarial Attacks on Deep Temporal Point Process
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10.1109/icmla55696.2022.10102767
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2022-12
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Samira Khorshidi;Bao Wang;G. Mohler
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作者:
Samira Khorshidi;Bao Wang;G. Mohler
Temporal point processes have many applications, from crime forecasting to modeling earthquake aftershocks sequences. Due to the flexibility and expressiveness of deep learning, neural network-based approaches have recently shown promise for modeling point process intensities. However, there is a lack of research on the robustness of such models in regards to adversarial attacks and natural shocks to systems. Precisely, while neural point processes may outperform simpler parametric models on in-sample tests, how these models perform when encountering adversarial examples or sharp non-stationary trends remains unknown. Current work proposes several white-box and blackbox adversarial attacks against temporal point processes modeled by deep neural networks. Extensive experiments confirm that predictive performance and parametric modeling of neural point processes are vulnerable to adversarial attacks. Additionally, we evaluate the vulnerability and performance of these models in the presence of non-stationary abrupt changes, using the crimes dataset, during the Covid-19 pandemic, as an example.